🧤 Men's Accessories: Pierre Cardin Commuter Black Gloves Review

These gloves made me laugh out loud when I opened the packaging. To be fair, they're about what I expected given the price. During the cold North Dakota winter, they become hard and crispy. They're great for short activities like shoveling the sidewalk. Just know what you're getting into when you order them. UPDATE: Rating changed to 1 star. I would go deeper if I could. After 5 uses, the seam between thumb and forefinger ripped. Put simply, these gloves are garbage.

Runs a little tight but I know it will stretch a little after wearing. The gloves are not full leather but rather pieces of leather sewn tightly together so I don't know if they will leak when wet but they are worth it. Solid leather gloves cost 5x. I wore them outside shoveling snow in 20 degrees and warm hands.

These gloves were exactly what I was looking for. My husband has huge hands and can't wear off the shelf gloves. Very large sizes available and a great price filled the bill. I think he could wear 3X, but he doesn't mind that the fingers are a bit longer on 4X. There are other great men's gloves. but I doubt you will find better quality than this for the price.

After reading the reviews I decided to take a chance. I chose 3x for my big/large hands. 3x fits me very well, not perfect but good enough. These mittens are not very high quality and look like they were sewn in a beginner's sewing lesson, but they are cheap. The fleece material is of acceptable quality and should keep you warm for a short time in mild to moderate winter chills. They are not waterproof and dry snow will stick to them. They are not designed for recreational outdoor winter…

They are good but the problem with the size of the gloves is I would like them wider but not longer in finger length. I have broad, thick bones, a wider finger and palm with a shorter fingertip length than gloves, which often gets longer as 4xl goes up. The glove was tight on the sides and had extra room, while the length of the finger extended past my fingertips, a good inch beyond what should be right. -

These size XXXL fingerless transformer mittens are very good. I often wear them here in the winter when it's 20-35 degrees Fahrenheit and they are very warm and comfortable. I also wear them when I'm out on my scooter when I go outside in the freezing temperatures and they are very comfortable in the freezing temperatures and still a bit below freezing and windy. I don't yet know their low temp when they start not being warm enough and I've worn them up to 19*F and still warm. The folding…

Perfect for a 6ft 260lb guy. The wrist strap is wide enough for his hand to fit inside a glove. This was a problem with other types of gloves, xxxL, the wrist strap was too narrow for the width of his hands. That's what He can bear. . A pair of gloves for the coming cold.

The person I bought at the nursing home had very large hands. Big gloves didn't fit him. The size chart showed that XL should fit, so I tried on XXL gloves here. Gloves must be mislabeled or have a smaller European size. He could only fit his four fingers tightly into that glove. No way is it 2X by American standards. I found another man in the nursing home who had much smaller hands and these gloves fit. Maybe that's why there was such a discount on these gloves.