Women's winter gloves

Gloves, as a wardrobe item, have been known since the 12th century. Initially, the glove was a piece of cloth wrapped around the hand and tied at the wrist. This design was designed to protect the skin of the peasant's hands from cold and frost. Over time, the glove became a symbol of class division: only for the upper class, the glove had a compartment for each finger. In the Middle Ages, gloves embroidered with gold and precious stones were worn by the royal nobility and the clergy.

Today, gloves are a necessary accessory to protect men's, women's and especially delicate children's hands from the adverse effects of the environment. They can be thin, designed for early autumn or late spring, when the temperature is still not very low and quite warm. Such gloves consist, as a rule, of one layer of wool, they are also called single-layer. Single-layer gloves are quite comfortable on the hand and look great with lightweight coats and jackets.

For cooler weather, two-layer double wool gloves should be chosen.Thick insulated gloves will warm in the cold and prevent the skin of the hands from chapping, peeling and frostbite.

Depending on the material from which they are made, women's gloves are fabric, woolen, leather, suede, the warmest for the winter - fur and with various heaters.

Sheep wool gloves are very popular. Soft, keeping the natural warmth of the palms for a long time, merino wool gloves have long been loved by many women. Merino is a special breed of sheep, bred by man for the sake of a unique, finest fleece. Pure merino wool gloves prevent sweaty palms, keeping them dry and warm. Today, a variety of models of colored sheep wool gloves with drawings are presented - each lady will be able to choose a pair to her taste.

The gloves, sewn from the finest cashmere fabric, are perfect for a fur coat, thereby perfectly complementing the winter look. The fabric woven from the most delicate down of Himalayan goats is popular in France, the center of world fashion. Despite its seemingly thinness, cashmere gloves retain heat well. It is so easy to feel like a real queen in delicate elongated cashmere gloves.

Camel wool gloves are increasingly conquering the fair sex. Ecologically safe, natural camel wool is warmer than sheep. Gloves made from this wool are hypoallergenic, they will perfectly protect sensitive skin from the cold.Camel wool gloves in a beautiful beige color can be decorated with a jacquard knitting pattern, rhombic or any other openwork pattern. These gloves will be a great addition to the camel winter coat, which has become a must-have of recent seasons.

Another interesting variant of gloves is openwork downy ones. These gloves are crocheted from natural goat down. Downy gloves will give the image an original flavor, and thanks to the openwork pattern, they seem even more romantic.

Suede gloves look very stylish, they are perfect for any winter clothes: down jacket, coat, fur coat or insulated jacket. The well-known fact that suede is warmer than leather makes them even more purchasable. Of course, such gloves will not warm you in severe frosts, but they are ideal for European winters. The only disadvantage of such an acquisition is special care. Suede is a capricious material; over time, spots and “bald” places may appear on gloves. Suede gloves should be cleaned with a special brush and treated with a water-repellent spray before going outside.

As a heater for suede and leather gloves, internal wool liners are used. They are invisible to others, but make the thing much warmer. Leather and suede gloves with additional liners can be worn in cold weather without fear for the condition of the skin of the hands - gloves will reliably warm in cold winter.

In addition to wool liners that serve as insulation, you can use fur. Leather gloves with natural fur are very frost-resistant and have high thermal insulation. The fur lining is definitely warmer than the wool lining.Fur gloves can be made of sheepskin (merino), with rabbit (chinchilla) fur. Fur for gloves is used not only as a lining, but also as a design element. Gloves decorated with mink and fox fur look royal.

In addition to insulating liners made of natural materials, an artificial analogue is also used as a warming element in gloves. For example, synthetic winterizer. This non-woven material of polyester fibers serves as an excellent insulation. It is safe to say that in gloves on synthetic winterizer your hands will not freeze even in frost. The synthetic winterizer is used for warming gloves made of leather, split leather, fabric. Which one to choose is a matter of personal taste.

Another type of synthetic insulation is Thinsulate. It is more modern than synthetic winterizer, surpasses it in lightness and comfort. Thinsulate is the same non-woven material, but unlike synthetic winterizer, its fibers are filled with air, which makes Thinsulate warmer and more hygienic. Thinsulate is the most unpretentious material to care for. Gloves with this insulation will appeal to many customers who prefer comfortable products for everyday wear.

Waterproof gloves are made of material of multilayer structure. The outer layer of such gloves is made of a special fabric that is resistant to various kinds of damage. Next comes a layer of a unique membrane that allows water molecules to penetrate inside. The bottom layer, which is in direct contact with the skin, is made of soft pleasant fabric. Membrane gloves are popular with those who prefer a casual sports bow. Also such gloves are used in construction and in other works in the air.

In order to protect the skin of the hands from frostbite when working outdoors, special gloves made of semi-woolen yarn with PVC are used. Such gloves do not differ in beauty, they are mostly black or gray, but they perfectly protect hands from harmful environmental conditions in the winter.

Another type of gloves for outdoor work in the cold season are gloves with split lining. Such gloves are made of wool with additional split leather inserts on the fingers and the inside of the palm. This "design" prevents slipping when working with different materials.

Gloves are purchased not only as a beautiful accessory for various types of clothing to create an attractive bow in cold weather. There are a number of gloves for sports and outdoor activities. So gloves for equestrian sports are made of leather, artificial leather or other synthetic materials that are durable and at the same time breathable. Gloves for the rider should be comfortable, well protect the fingers and palm from damage and cold in winter. These gloves have a good anti-slip coating.

For classes on the horizontal bar and uneven bars, you also cannot do without special gloves. Mitts for this sport are unlikely to fit - open fingers can easily be injured. Special full-fledged gloves for the horizontal bar are made of durable fabric that protects the skin from calluses and other damage and has good adhesion to the horizontal bar.

For winter sports, gloves are needed that perfectly protect against the cold and have increased frost resistance.When choosing mittens or just gloves, it is important to take into account the nature of the training, their intensity and the length of stay in the cold. For example, mittens warm fingers better, but are uncomfortable for skiing. When choosing gloves for winter sports, it is better to focus on the material, tailoring, than on the color and beauty of the product.

For running in the winter season, special gloves are suitable, tightly fitting the brush. Professionals and amateurs wear such gloves already at temperatures from 0 ° C to avoid frostbite when running long distances. Running gloves are made of special water-repellent materials with fleece insulation.

Even in such a procedure as combing pet hair, there are special gloves. For pet lovers, this is a godsend! Gloves are made of durable safe material, on the inside of the palm of these gloves there is a massager in the form of a brush. The glove perfectly removes tangled hair, making combing safe and easy. The massage glove is easy to use, after the procedure it is enough to wash it with warm water and soap.