EvridWear 100% Cotton Touchscreen Moisturizing Beauty Gloves: Perfect for Dry Hands Care & Eczema Therapy (Black, Large, 2 Pairs) Review

In theory it sounded great. But the material on the fingers to operate the phone while carrying it is a thin piece of plastic. Also, they are very small and don't stay in place. If you have very small hands you may have a different experience with it.

If the wearer of the gloves has any tactile sensations, they will most likely be rejected. The touchscreen tips are stiff and wrinkled, like they've been wet for too long and dried out in the sun. Very uncomfortable. He also has a small elastic band around his waist, which only adds to the annoyance. And finally we got the big ones and they were snug for a small to medium sized woman. 👎🏼

Cool work gloves. Maybe that was my fault, but I assumed the little one had thin, dainty fingers/wrists. it was true, except that the short fingers were true too. I can have ET fingers too (I've been told that once or twice in my life)! Describe LITTLE gloves as "small". was kind of crooked in an odd place on my fingers (like trying on a pair of custom made jeans). I wear a ring on my middle finger which is a size 5-5.5 and as mentioned above I have long thin fingers. YES, I measured my hand…

Fingertip material is not thick enough to actually be a touchscreen. I have touchscreen winter gloves that work with my phone. Whatever the transparent substance on the fingertips, it strengthens them and makes them harder to click or touch screen paint to work on cotton gloves. a problem with cotton that is not a problem with nylon. I would sew on a fastener or buy paint and dye them, but they are baggy in my fingers. I measured before buying. They are long enough but I have to be an NFL…

Hand washed in cold water and air dried before use and they will still shrink. When washing, a bundle of fibers came out and the water turned cloudy/black! The quality is very poor, deformed. The touchscreen pads are poorly stitched so the touchscreen material doesn't even touch where your finger touches the phone and it's a cheap material.

I wear a large medical glove and also measured to make sure this glove fits. It wasn't, and in odd places it was small. I've never seen gloves fit like that. Luckily I didn't need them for long. The touchpads are so rigid and difficult to use because they don't fit inside the glove. Very badly done.

I generally like that these gloves are thin. Touchscreen works great! However, they are so thin that one pair had a hole in it. I use them at night when I put eczema cream on my hands. I don't realize they're there, which is great. I have small hands so I wouldn't advise people with big hands.

Gloves conform to description. I have medium female hands and the middle one fits well (the small one ran small and had to be returned). Touch screen tips work well. More attention could be paid to quality control through and through, as at least one pair has the tip of the touchscreen stitched wrong on the thumb so it rests on the thumbnail rather than the flesh side. I only bought them to cover my hands after applying an eczema ointment and they work great for that purpose.