Winter Gloves Children Stretchy Student Boys' Accessories: Warmth for Little Hands during the Cold Season Review

I bought size 8-12 knowing they were disposable - my kids lose them all the time. Considering the price, I don't mind that they fit so poorly. My kids could still put them on their arms after shrinking, but they didn't fit like new. Perhaps a larger size is an option. Definitely not suitable for 10-12 year olds. In comparison, Target's Cat and Jack mittens don't shrink as much, but cost more ($1 a pair).

You will receive 12 pairs of black gloves, each pair individually wrapped. I couldn't beat the price. They are not waterproof and are not designed for very cold weather. I bought these for my son as a spare for school. He kept losing his waterproof and more expensive gloves and by the end of the season gloves were so hard to find in stores. So they were perfect for our situation. I only put spares in his backpack in case they got wet, which was great when we couldn't find his other gloves. I've

So it's a bit cheap but I guess that's the price for the number you get! I like the colors, bright and for children. They do have spots where they stretch, again they're not designed to be really warm. I think of them as if they're just there to keep out the cold. I also love their decor but ended up buying them for my kids to use and hopefully carry in and out of the car. They're better than actual disposable gloves, but the idea is pretty much the same. They're not useless, but they cost…