Women's 100% Pure Mulberry Silk Gloves Liner Glove Inner Ski Bike Cycle Gloves

I decided to find some thin knit silk gloves to help keep my hands soft at night after applying lotion, and also to protect my nice bamboo viscose sateen sheets and silk charmeuse pillowcases from any potential damage from rough nails and fingertips, since the thin socks I've gotten to do the same for my feet, some bamboo and some silk, are working so well. This is the first pair I've received, and it looked very small initially, but actually fit my medium woman's hands (just over 3" across the palm, 3"-long middle finger, 7.25" from tip of middle finger to wrist) almost perfectly. (A note on the sizing: these are definitely not a typical One Size Fits Most for the U.S., but they probably are for China, which is the market they were created for. This is the case with most real silk products from China available on Amazon.) The fingers are paneled to fit three-dimensionally, unlike some gloves that are just two flat panels sewn together with the thumb added on. The inner seams are soft and don't bother my fingertips. I do have my nails pretty short right now, and long nails probably won't work with these unless you have shorter fingers. The only reason they aren't perfect is that the somewhat elasticized wristband is a little tighter on my 6" wrists than I'd like, and I'm not sure it'll be comfortable for all-night wear. I'll update this after I've tried it!Update: After just stretching the wristbands out with my fingers a bit, they fit more comfortably, and I was able to sleep in them. Yay!

I paid full price for these, $15.99, and wanted to like them. I ended up returning them.FABRIC FEEL: I felt that the the material was okay, but not as smooth or soft as I expected.OPACITY and THICKNESS: The material was quite thin like I wanted, since I was going to wear them as a liner glove. The downside to that is the material seemed a bit too see-through. Therefore, I don't think these are good as an outer glove for formal occasions. I purchased the white color. I suspect that black color might be bad due to the contrast between skin tone (for most people) and the gloves.SIZING: I think they would fit great if you have medium-sized hands (for an adult-female) and would stretch a little to accomodate a large. If you have small hands, I feel these would be a bit baggy, which you might not like, or you might find acceptable.QUALITY: They seemed fairly well stitched considering that it's a delicate material. I think they would hold up for a reasonable length of time if you took care of them.I hope you found my review helpful! Your feedback / comments are appreciated.

silk is extremely warm judged per it's weight. These under fur lined gloves conquer driving in a Michigan winter. Under mittens they work for walking outside. They make a huge difference, although they are thin and very comfortable. I have given these as gifts and now my friends love them as much as me.

These run very small and are quite thin. Not happy with my purchase. Would not recommend them. I've been wearing liners for years cannot find the pair I bought on Amazon last year but it wasn't these.

I absolutely love these! They're soft and fit well. I sleep with my hands on my face (even if I fall asleep with them by my side), so I needed something to prevent the constant check and chin breakouts. These work perfectly and are breathable, so my hands don't get sweaty or hot.

The old pair of glove liners had rips and holes in them... these were affordable and work just fine. I'm sure, based on the inexpensive design and lightweight material, these will last a season or two - and then a new pair will be needed.

These are perfect...I use them inside gloves and also just in the house to keep my hands warm in the cold weather. They work beautifully and the fit is just right (I have fairly small hands)

While the gloves seem well made, they are definitely not "one size fits most". They run small.