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I use these to handle film. They are very soft and reasonably well made. I'm happy so far. I'll update after a few wash cycles.

I hate cleaning blinds, and these gloves make the job a lot easier. Washable too!

I have super small hands; these are perfect for sleeping in! The thumbs however are a bit too short/not proportioned with the other fingers. I do love that they’re cotton.

First, all the thumbs in every glove is turned inside the glove. Being that the fabric is not very thick and somewhat flimsy, turning that thumb out really stretches the glove all over. I use these for my hands that after applying a heavy lotion. I do this before bed. I did not expect them to last very long, maybe 2 uses. But, I didn't expect to have to turn out each and every thumb and stretch out all my gloves. For the price, I guess I should not be so picky, but it is annoying and I thought worth mentioning. If you want a heavier glove look elsewhere. Others are far more expensive and I saw. They will do for now, but I probably won't order them again.

Finger slots were very narrow. I have an average size women's hand and want a glove that was not tight. These are more like a medium, at best.

These are seriously great. This is my 4th order of different brands of white cotton gloves, and the only ones I have been happy with. They are either too small, too stretchy, too thin, too many seams, tear up easily ect...These are soft cotton, the sizing is perfect and they are made well. Most rip at the seams very quickly. I have dyshidrotic eczema and wear gloves almost 100% of the time, so I need them to hold up.

I have small hands and the fingers are great. The only issue is they don't go very far down my wrists. I stops just at the joint. I would be nice to have them about 1 inch longer.

For the price they're ok. I've found one seam open but haven't looked through them all. The fit is a little off, which I assume is because they're ambidextrous, but not uncomfortable. I purchased large, but these run a little small. I say that because I know they will shrink after drying, in which case they will be too small for me. Looks like I'll be handwashing and laying out to dry.

As a doctor, I wash my hands a lot and they get dry and cracked in winter. The best thing for chapped hands is pure lanolin ( I use Lansinoh nipple cream as that is the real deal). However, lanolin is very sticky, so these gloves, worn overnight are just wonderful. The next morning, my hands are transformed into soft, lovely skin.My hands are average size and these gloves will fit from a size 6 to an 8 glove size (to check your glove size just measure around the widest part of your palm, e.g 7 inches is size 7). They will fit most women, but not big enough for men.Don't expect the Queen's white gloves at this price, but highly recommended for this purpose.(If this was helpful to you, please click the button)

I bought some of these for my Michael Jackson Tribute Show. the gloves themselves seem to be well made but the main issue would be the thumb. I dont know if the person they modelled the glove on had some form of birth defect, or perhaps had suffered an industrial accident, or they simply guessed what a hand looked like, but it didnt quite work. They actually fit better if I put them on the wrong hand, the little finger snugly fits in the thumb, and the little finger allows more movement of the thumb. Maybe the butler from Scary Movie was the hand model, who knows. Cha'mon.

The gloves serve a purpose and that is good. However the fingers of the glove are a good size and appropriate for the glove size, but for some reason the thumb part is very short and out of proportion. Unless these are intended only for women and their thumbs are much smaller, then there is a design fault. If I was using these for watch repairing or something delicate this would be an issue, but I am just wearing them at night as I have to apply some special moisturiser to my hand as part of a skin condition I am trying to cure, it’s not an issue.

Ok, so you go to bed looking like a snooker umpire or mime artist and it’s not a great look, but they seem like good value and help if your skin is dry and you need to use moisturiser.

These gloves were not as described. They were polyester and NOT cotton.I keep buying goods that I believe to be cotton and don't realise that they are coming from China. It seems it is ok to describe all their goods as being made of one material but actually be made of something completely different.Does Amazon have any quality control on the goods that are listed?If the country of origin was stated then customers would know whether or not the descriptions of the goods are true.