ORVINNER Mittens: Trendy Blue-Green Boys' Accessories for Toddler Children Review

Some reviewers noticed that the inner lining is separating from the outer lining making it difficult to wear. We didn't have that. It is true that the inner lining is not connected to the other; So the trick is to put your hand inside the inner liner and then pull the outer liner (the wool outer piece) towards your wrist. The outer lining sits perfectly. We tried to figure it out on day one but we were hooked from day 2. The rope was annoying and I worried there might be a noose around her…

These gloves are very cute and warm. My 7 year old can put them on by himself but with difficulty. The younger child may need help. You are a bit small. Hopefully they last and we can give them to someone else to use next year. I'm deducting a star because of the packaging. It really annoys me when manufacturers pierce through fabric material with these plastic t-shirts to attach tags. They always leave holes and even pull out the threads of knitted materials. Unnecessary and outdated method. I

After realizing how many of the reviews here are unreliable I have made it my mission to review the products I buy here to try and help. So, here it is: I definitely like these mittens. My 7 year old prefers mittens to gloves. They are definitely soft and thick. I'm originally from Minnesota and I know very well that these types of gloves don't stand up to much in very strong, cold winds. But apart from the cold sub-zero temperatures I would say that they are ideal. personally if they fit my…