Women's Gloves in Green

Limited edition, unisex hand warmers. Super soft, ultra light and fine natural Mongolian Cashmere made with the finest yarn. Perfect to layer on top of organic bamboo gloves. Kokoro's Ethical Mongolian Cashmere is sourced from Inner Mongolia, where the goats are raised by traditional Mongolian shepherds. The softest fleece is collected through combing the goats gently by breeders who keep only the tops of the fleece for yarn spinning. Combing off the winter undercoat from the goats helps them stay healthy during the summer season and is a necessary component to their survival, which is why the breeders we source from collect it at this time. Please follow care label on clothes. You can wash by hand in a cool wash and dry on a flat towel to stop stretching.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Gloves. knitted, metal applications, solid color, lightweight knit. 100% Cashmere. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

Made of supersoft wool, these gloves have conductive threads at the index finger and thumb so the cold won't keep you from tapping out favorite emojis. Style Name: Madewell Wool Texting Gloves. Style Number: 6141498. Available in stores.. BUY FROM NORDSTROM

Palabra Alpaca Gloves are the complement you know you need in your wardrobe. We shouldn't forget our hands in these cold days. These gloves will come to save you from the weather and at the same time, complete your outfit. Technical information: Made in Peru, designed in The Netherlands Made sustainably from Peruvian yarn: 50% Alpaca 5% Merino Wool 45% Acrylic. Jersey short gloves made by artisan machine. Detail gathered on the side of the thumb. Graciela Huam is a producer of woolens, we can advise how best to take care of your precious purchase, and reassure you that it is not any extra work. To make sure that your garment stays as gorgeous as the day you bought it, it's important to bear in mind the following: -Alpaca wool is self-cleaning. After wearing, hang it out to air. -Don't spot clean; always wash the whole garment, not just the part that has the stain. -Wash similar colors separately. -Do not use bleach! -Hand washing, is the best method and is commended as the best choice of washing, remember the thing that causes wool products to shrink and/or felt is temperature change and agitation while wet. So, the greater the temperature change and/or agitation the greater the risk of shrinking and felting. -Also, we can recommend to wash wool at 0 degrees in the washing machine on the wool cycle, and we also use the wool spin cycle. Please if you decide to use this method must to be at your discretion. A delicate wash and lower temperature setting is generally less risky. -Use a pH neutral detergent, or preferably a special wool washing detergent. -When rinsing, make sure that the temperature of the rinsing water is the same as the washing water. *Grace's tip: "I usually place my alpaca sweaters in a bucket of water with neutral detergent, and let them soak for 2 hours. Then I hand rinse them and let them dry on my clothesline outside in the garden. I recommend not using "clothesline" because the line is marked on the sweater, it can be on a thicker surface". DRYING We do not recommend using a dryer. If you choose to risk to do so, use a delicate of fluff low temperature setting, and only leave the product in the dryer for a very short period of time. Dry the product in a flat position, and out of sunlight. Never hang or lay a wool garment to dry when it is saturated in water. Try to remove as much of the water as possible and don't lay it out on anything that absorbs moisture (such as a towel). Colors might run and the natural elasticity of the garment may deteriorate. Some reshaping to the original dimensions may be necessary. Remove wrinkles and straighten seams by hand. Do not use a brush, after the product has dried you may touch it up with a cold iron. Pilling and balling of your purchase is perfectly normal. To remove pilling, and keep your item looking fresh and recently bought, we recommend using a wool comb or by hand. It is natural and uses no chemicals or batteries. When ironing, use a steam iron, or put a moist protective sheet between a regular iron and the woolen surface. STORING TO PRESERVE Make sure the items are completely dry before storage. The second major consideration is the protection against moths. Some ideas include placing items is plastic zip-lock container and plastic tubs. We do not recommend using mothballs.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

If physical touch is the part of your love language, this new elbow-length gloves won't be a barrier. The thinnest Italian fabric keeps all the sensations alive. Oh, and it's also touchscreen friendly. Amazing long fatin gloves of neon color, transparent and stylish. You may wear it with dresses, tops, coats. Machine wash, delicate mode, 30 degrees. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Men's herringbone wool blend glove with thermal fleece lining by epoch hats company.. BUY FROM MACY'S

These soft merino wool mittens have built-in holes for your index finger and thumb so you can check your phone while keeping your hands warm. Style Name: Sh*t That I Knit The Gunn Merino Wool Mittens. Style Number: 6216483. Available in stores.. BUY FROM NORDSTROM

Graphic cut-out Fabric interior Smooth leather Made in France. BUY FROM 24S

Historia Long Gloves are carefully designed to keep you warm. They have a very soft handle which makes the experience of wearing them pleasing. These alpaca gloves inspired by Jackie Kennedy Onassis are not only very useful for cold weather, but they are also a statement piece. Technical information: Made in Peru, designed in The Netherlands Made sustainably from Peruvian yarn: 50% Alpaca 5% Merino Wool 45% Acrylic. Jersey and rib long gloves made by artisan machine. Circular shape to create a collected effect. Rib trims at the waistband. Graciela Huam is a producer of woolens, we can advise how best to take care of your precious purchase, and reassure you that it is not any extra work. To make sure that your garment stays as gorgeous as the day you bought it, it's important to bear in mind the following: Alpaca wool is self-cleaning. After wearing, hang it out to air. Don't spot clean; always wash the whole garment, not just the part that has the stain. Wash similar colors separately. Do not use bleach! Hand washing, is the best method and is commended as the best choice of washing, remember the thing that causes wool products to shrink and/or felt is temperature change and agitation while wet. So, the greater the temperature change and/or agitation the greater the risk of shrinking and felting. Also, we can recommend to wash wool at 0 degrees in the washing machine on the wool cycle, and we also use the wool spin cycle. Please if you decide to use this method must to be at your discretion. A delicate wash and lower temperature setting is generally less risky. Use a pH neutral detergent, or preferably a special wool washing detergent. When rinsing, make sure that the temperature of the rinsing water is the same as the washing water. Grace's tip: "I usually place my alpaca sweaters in a bucket of water with neutral detergent, and let them soak for 2 hours. Then I hand rinse them and let them dry on my clothesline outside in the garden. I recommend not using "clothesline" because the line is marked on the sweater, it can be on a thicker surface". DRYING We do not recommend using a dryer. If you choose to risk to do so, use a delicate of fluff low temperature setting, and only leave the product in the dryer for a very short period of time. Dry the product in a flat position, and out of sunlight. Never hang or lay a wool garment to dry when it is saturated in water. Try to remove as much of the water as possible and don't lay it out on anything that absorbs moisture (such as a towel). Colors might run and the natural elasticity of the garment may deteriorate. Some reshaping to the original dimensions may be necessary. Remove wrinkles and straighten seams by hand. Do not use a brush, after the product has dried you may touch it up with a cold iron. Pilling and balling of your purchase is perfectly normal. To remove pilling, and keep your item looking fresh and recently bought, we recommend using a wool comb or by hand. It is natural and uses no chemicals or batteries. When ironing, use a steam iron, or put a moist protective sheet between a regular iron and the woolen surface. STORING TO PRESERVE Make sure the items are completely dry before storage. The second major consideration is the protection against moths. Some ideas include placing items is plastic zip-lock container and plastic tubs. We do not recommend using mothballs.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Mittens knit from supersoft merino wool are extra perfect because built-in holes for your index finger and thumb mean toasty hands even when texting. Style Name: Sh*t That I Knit The Motley Merino Wool Mittens. Style Number: 6089874. Available in stores.. BUY FROM NORDSTROM