🧤 ZLUXURQ Lambskin Leather Touchscreen Cashmere Men's Gloves & Mittens: Premium Accessories for Style and Functionality Review

I wear these and love them. But there is a problem. When I first put them on I found them quite snug at the base of my toes. This is bad because it restricts blood flow to the fingers and cools them down faster; that happened to me. The design of the glove should allow the fingers to be slightly larger at the base (they use side panels; this should be easy enough to add a millimeter or two). In any case, after a while the skin stretches a little, so the problem is reduced. Please note that I…

Great fitting cream deerskin/sheepskin gloves with warm lining. Well sewn, with thin seams, without protruding threads and torn edges. Definitely top quality for the price! Thanks very much!

I took them out of the box yesterday, the left glove was badly torn along the seam. Extremely disappointed. Extremely bad con. There were a few good pluses, a great super soft came out. Too much hassle to return them, I'll fix it. I will never buy shoes from this company again. I do not recommend.

I have small hands so it's always difficult to find the right gloves. I live in the far north so the winters are harsh. I also ride a total of 80 km every day. So I needed gloves that had good grip, a good fit, and that I could wear while driving. They hit all 3 and are of good build quality. I'm glad I made the purchase.

Gloves are good but the cashmere lining is thin. I have a pair that I paid $120 for that have a much thicker lining. But the thin lining is not a problem for me as I live in the far south. The gloves are tight. Not a big problem here either, as the skin is stretched. After a pair of socks, my medium-sized gloves fit me perfectly. I think they are a good buy for the price. If you want more, pay more.

These are good everyday gloves for the price. You are a bit small. They had a really bad black finish as the brown was showing in places. The heterogeneous finish did not bother me, since they are again suitable for everyday use and are not afraid to change tires with them.

I don't wear gloves. Gloves weren't part of my wardrobe unless I was sledding in deep snow. Still, I'm glad I bought them to ride in our cold southern Ohio winter conditions! The leather is soft but not slippery and they fit my large paws very well without being too tight or with thumbs that are too short. Not used to wearing gloves, I get frustrated when trying to grab items like keys, and I still find it best to just take off the gloves and handle them with my bare hands. Since they are easy…

I really like these gloves. I wanted gloves that were more stylish than my ski gloves and fleece winter gloves. You are exactly in the niche I was looking for. I have deerskin with a cashmere lining. The skin is elastic and flexible. Cashmere is very soft. I haven't had to wear them in the cold yet, but they feel like they keep my hands warm down to a fairly low temp. It's all very comfortable and fits perfectly. i have brown I would definitely buy them again. Maybe black will be a bit more…

I've had them for a month now and I've been warned almost every day. They are comfortable and true to size. There is no mark identifying the type of leather or lining material. I'm guessing deerskin based on the weight, but who knows. The same applies to the lining, which is very thin. However, they are very comfortable to ride and in temperatures below 20. The wrist circumference could be narrower to protect against wind. I suspect they are made in some foreign country from what were then the…