12 Pairs White Cotton Gloves, 8.3'' Large Size Thicker and Resuable Soft Works Glove for Coin Jewelry Silver

I never write any reviews on products I purchase. Which is crazy, because I always read reviews before I purchase a product. So I figured I would start now writing reviews, because this specific item deserves a review. By far this has been “THE BEST COTTON GLOVES I EVER BOUGHT”. I have such dry skin on my hands especially during the winter months. They crack, bleed, peel you name it it happens and it’s so hard to touch things at a time. I have been diagnosed with psoriasis and eczema for the past 25 years. I have been on Perscription steroid creams, Perscription creams, ointment, gels and tar over the years. So I have had my share of cotton gloves to last a lifetime. I thought I have found the best gloves and I kept buying them for years, buying them over and over again until they wanted $4 per pair and I was like are you nuts!!! So my search began. I wasn’t looking for anything different from what I always had, I was just looking for a cheaper distributor. My gloves would shrink after washing them but I didn’t care because it was a relief just wearing them with my meds. After use after use they became so dirty and nasty that I had to toss them in the garbage. All I wanted was the comfort to a really painful feeling. I searched for a month and I came across these gloves. I read each review and compared it to other products but I kept coming right back to this seller and his-or-her product. It seemed like most of the reviews was something I experienced and all I wanted was the honesty of someone to be brutally honest about the product rather than giving some BS review to please the seller or sellers. So I listened to the reviews and it drew me in so I said let’s give these gloves a try. I might sound like a big nut to go this crazy for cotton gloves they way I recently have. But, if anyone of you know what it feels like to have severe dry skin on your hands then you know what it’s like to get a good pair of gloves to help with the pain and healing. So I purchased these gloves and got them pretty quick. I opened them right away and I was expecting them to be 100% cotton but they had a little of spandex to them but were mostly made of cotton. They were long and came to my wrists. They were thick and soooo darn thick and cozy. I was in heaven. I ordered an XLG thinking they might be snugg and would shrink. But they were not snugg at all. The fingers were a little longer on me but nothing to annoying. I normally would wear a large size in cotton gloves but I figured I would order one size up due to possible shrinking. I have yet to wash them therefore I can’t tell you if they shrink or not. But with quality of them and with the the combo of the material, cotton with a little spandex I doubt they would shrink a lot if at all, like many others that are 100% cotton. These gloves stayed on all night long and never came off during tossing and turning through the night. I actually bought these gloves for my husband as well who worked outdoors during the winter months. He used to complain how his skin cracked during the winter months but he was like hell no am I gonna wear cotton gloves to bed. Until he could not take the pain of cracked and bleeding hands and asked for the gloves (plus aquaphor. Lol. He doesn’t have psoriasis or eczema). Now every winter we both wear cotton gloves to bed. My husband tried these gloves and agreed that they are by far the best gloves I ever bought. I loved these gloves so much I actually ordered another set a week or two later. So I have many on hand if needed. I will forever be a repeat buyer of these gloves. If you seriously need gloves to help with your psoriasis or eczema or just dry skin and need comfort from pain and have to wear them after applying meds to your hands, I PROMISE YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. If you are, I would be speechless. 😊

Too small. Doesn't even measure up according to their photo, let alone try to call this "extra large". I'm 6'2" and have larger hands than most, but nothing out of the ordinary. I measured my hand, and looked at the one product picture they have that says it's 9.4" tall. Not even close.Even if it was the right height, the fingers are tight enough it starts to make my fingers throb (barely, but enough to keep me awake when I'm trying to sleep). My ring finger is just under an inch wide, with the gloves on (pictured), if you want to compare your fingers to mine. My fingers aren't fatter than normal, and I'm not morbidly obese or anything.The Chinese packaging does say 100% cotton (in Chinese), but I really don't know how to tell whether that's true. They certainly smelled like chemicals when I unpacked them. I highly recommend giving them a wash before you even wear them, if you have sensitive skin.Will be requesting a refund.

These are what are known as “inspector’s gloves.” They are worn by people who handle parts with polished or delicate surfaces to avoid scratching or contaminating. If you need to handle something with a polished finish and you don’t want to leave unsightly — and corrosive — fingerprints, these are the gloves for you.This type of glove has a tight fit. It’s supposed to.This type of glove is also basically disposable. You can expect several wearings out of a pair. But, since the goal and purpose of these gloves is to avoid dirt and contamination, when the gloves themselves become dirty or contaminated, you throw them away.As inspector’s gloves go, these are good.

FYI. These are NOT COTTON gloves. They are not even MOSTLY cotton. I bought 12 pair to dye yellow for a play. I used a fiber-reactive dye that requires natural fibers and these gloves repelled almost every bit of color. Totally synthetic. Money spent. Project ruined. Waste of money on false advertising. Buyer beware. If you just want cheap white gloves, I'm sure these are great. But, if you take the time to find COTTON gloves for a specific reason, these are NOT them. So disappointed.

I'm an author, so I spend long hours on the keyboard and mousing. The heel of my right hand rubs against the mousepad or table and becomes tender. The palm rubs against the mouse itself. Wearing a glove solves that issue. I can't wear a full glove because I need my fingertips free for typing. For years, I've cut the fingers off regular gloves. Because I only need the glove on my right hand, I would turn the left inside out and wear it while I washed the right, and so on. But over the years, the ability to find simple gloves that were lightweight and inexpensive became a problem. When I found these, I found a good answer. The first one has lasted a month and even with washing is still just as wearable and comfortable. This set should last me for years. I can tell you the length is fine. They come about 3 finger-widths past the heel of my hand, and that's perfect for my use. Plus they are so inexpensive I don't feel guilty for altering them. What I can't tell you is how the fingers feel. ;) But before I cut the gloves, they do fit my hand just fine (I wear a 7-8 in gloves).

I bought the gloves for my husband whose hand was badly burned when his turned-off but hot pressure washer exploded in flames while he was refueling it. The gloves which are made of cotton with some stretch fabric are an excellent fit. He likes the look and feel. He notes that they breathe well and never feel hot on his hand. The one negative is that two pair out of twelve came with partially opened seams a problem that the manufacturer should fix at the factory with better quality control.