Jack Wills Farringdon Fingerless Gloves
This time we want to break a spear in favor of fingerless gloves or fingerless gloves, as the English speakers call them. This winter accessory has been around for some seasons, representing a daring alternative for those who are tired of simple cotton gloves and want something different to cover their hands on the coldest days of the year.
Regarding colors and materials, the winter gloves They have gone through different stages, some more fortunate than others (remember those with multicolored stripes?), however, the same cannot be said in terms of shape.
Fingerless gloves are generally made of cotton and come in two types, gloves and gauntlets, as well as in different lengths, being able to cover from the wrist to the middle of the forearm and even a little higher, close to the elbow.
Fingerless gloves fit very well inside a casual look of grunge or rock inspiration. Our advice is to combine them with a checked shirt and a leather jacket or a parka as a coat.
With their groundbreaking design (pun intended), fingerless gloves are here to stay ... and we are happy, because in addition to opening the range of possibilities in terms of protecting the hands of the cold, they also represent an obvious practical advantage in exposing our fingers.