Convertible Fingerless Toddler Christmas Accessories for Girls - Ideal for Texting Review

They are cute and my son loves them. The strap with buttons came off on the second day of use. A week later the cover of the mitten began to peel off. Today I decided to just cut off all the covers from my mittens so we'll see how well they hold up otherwise. (This was common usage, just to and from school)

EDIT: It was extremely important to me to give 3 stars to the seller who offered the peaceful solution as the material. There is nothing "woolly" about these gloves! This is synthetic acrylic with 5% spandex. The description says "Material: 90% wool + 10% cotton" which is not true! Korean production is also denoted by the "Made in China" stamp.

The gloves are ok but the loop around the button is just a rubber band that came loose the first time you put it on. I had to see new loops to hold the flaps of buttoned mittens

Bought for my niece who is almost 6 years old. She dislikes regular gloves because she can't feel and manipulate things like she used to. They fit perfectly and keep her hands warm but still give her freedom. She loves them and would wear them all day if she could.

My daughter loves these gloves. The only thing I don't like is that the thumb is not covered. Also, within the first few minutes, the rope holding part of the mitten broke.

Bought these for my preschooler. You are perfect. They keep her hands warm in our cold winter but give her the knack of throwing up on break. Super happy with the quality and fit.

Why isn't anyone talking about thumbs not being tipped? Your fingertips just stick out. i give it back KIds loved. them.!

The button fell off after a few hours. We have another pink pair that survived, so maybe it was just a bad batch. Don't let your kids play with the buttons.

Deduct a star because these are not wool gloves. However, they are not cotton, which is very important for staying warm and dry! They are cute and think they kept my kids hands warm and dry.

Very cute and appears to be of good quality. within a month or so. Good for the price, so that's it in that sense. Won't be long. As kids tend to lose gloves and don't care about them like an adult, the quality isn't amazing, but you should know what you're getting. I do not regret this purchase but I will not repeat it again.

My son has a gift exchange for mittens at school. It was exactly what I thought they would be. They were so cute that the boy who got the gloves got a call from his mom asking where I got them so she could buy more!

Very cute gloves. can't lie But the thumb is always open. My daughter's finger will freeze! Should have seen before buying. Op

The gloves too, although they have a sewn-on button that can pose a choking hazard, so be careful. They are soft to the touch. I use them for children with sensory problems.

It's really cute, a really great price, and the shipping was amazingly fast. The only downside is that the thumb isn't fully covered like other convertible gloves we own. I should have seen it in the picture before I bought them because it looks so good.

My daughter goes to outdoor preschool and it was extremely helpful on those cold days when she could be outside but still wanted to work on things like writing, painting and other fine motor skills without freezing her hands. They're quite thick and double woven to keep the wind out, but they were machine knitted in a hurry so I had to cut off a finger when we first got them. If I wasn't a knitter and seamstress I would return them just for that.

As everyone knows, young children find it difficult to put on gloves and these gloves make this task easier. They can't use their gloved hands well, so these convertible flip-top gloves solve both problems. I bought them twice, I love them so much.

My granddaughter doesn't wear gloves or mittens. I had a pair of these gloves and she liked them so I bought her these. She will wear it! You are so cute too.

Cute gloves, perfect fit for my 5 year old boy. However, they are made cheaper than I expected. There were too many extra strings sticking out of my fingers and I had to cut them all off. The main complaint, however, was the awful rubber strap that holds the convertible top on the button. It was impossible to grab one and pull over the button, it eventually broke after my son tried. It took about an hour to play with them. I would give them back, but he's okay with that. Buyer beware.

My 6 year old son wanted convertible gloves so I ordered these. He loved colors. Although he has small thin hands for his age, they were really too small. The glove barely fitted and the mitten didn't cover the fingers. At the end he asked me to cut off part of the mitten. Now he's happy with his fingerless gloves! My 3 year old tried them on but didn't like them. Though they were taller than him, the mass of material between his fingers was uncomfortable.

My daughter goes to outdoor preschool and they have been extremely helpful on those cold days when she could be outside but still wanted to work things like writing, painting and other fine motor skills without freezing their hands. They're quite thick and double woven to keep the wind out, but they were hastily machine knitted so I had to cut off a finger when we first got them. If I wasn't a knitter and seamstress I would return them just for that.