Knit gloves in cashmere, wool and merino, from touchscreen pairs and rib cuffs to fingerless cable knits, in cream, camel, black, olive, burgundy and navy.
Cold Hands
Soft knit gloves for the first real freeze
The glove you will actually keep on
Gloves get lost or left in a pocket because the cheap ones itch. Softer knits stay on.
Cashmere and wool full finger gloves
Pale pink, olive, camel, black, burgundy, navy and cream pairs, many with touchscreen tips and a ribbed cuff.
My fitting room test: pull them on, make a fist and type on your phone. They should feel snug through the fingers without strain. Leave it if: a thin knit with no stretch, since it will rip at the seam.
Cashmere and wool knit gloves
Hold It Cashmere Gloves
Carolina Amato
$66
Cashmere Texting Gloves
Carolina Amato
$66
Blake Wool Blend Tech Gloves
rag & bone
$98
Blake Wool Blend Tech Gloves
rag & bone
$98
Cashmere Essential Knit Cashmere Gloves
Gobi
$69
Wool & Cashmere Knit Gloves
Nordstrom
$49
Signature Merino Touch Gloves W/ Leather Patch
Polo Ralph Lauren
$58
Cashmere Gloves
MANGO
$59.99
Boiled Cashmere Gloves
Vince
$128
Fingerless and cable knit gloves
Chunky cable knits in sand, grey, black, chocolate and pale blue, cut to leave the fingertips free.
What I check: stretch the cuff. If it snaps back, it will keep its shape all winter. Leave it if the knit is loose and open.
Everyday ribbed and wool blend gloves
Tech tip and ribbed cuff gloves in black, cream, charcoal and tan, with a long rolled cuff on a few.
My fitting room test: the length of the cuff. A long cuff tucks under a coat sleeve so no wrist is left bare. Pass on any pair with a bulky logo patch if you wear them with a coat that has a snug sleeve.
How I would wear knit gloves
Match the glove to your scarf for a set, or choose a contrasting color to add something to a plain coat.
