anezusWhite Cotton Gloves, 6 Pairs Cotton Gloves Large Cloth Gloves for Women Dry Hands Eczema Moisturizing Serving Archival Cleaning Jewelry Silver Costume Inspection

Yes, Amazon has been taken over with stuff that is so poor quality it wouldn't meet the standards of Wal-Mart, Big Lots, Dollar General, or even, Dollar Tree.Seriously. There's no way these are cotton. If you want some panty hose for your hands, go ahead. If (BIG IF) there's cotton in these things, it's got so much elastane and nylon you'd never know it was cotton.And, bonus these won't fit as well as some blue nitrile gloves. Do yourself a favor and figure out where to buy white cotton gloves in person.Where the heck does one go to buy white cotton gloves?

I guess it depends on what you are purchasing these for. I have to put medication on my hands at night and need themfor that purpose. They are cheaply made, seams coming apart on some. On the inside of the fingers the seams bunch at the tips. They are inexpensive and I didn't expect much. They will do the trick though. Next time I'll shop around.

Don't get me wrong, these gloves are NOT made of cotton. They're very stretchy and tear very easily. They should NOT be advertised as such.But I found that out after reading other reviews, so I already knew what to expect. I needed thin, stretchy, cheap gloves for my project, so these were just what I needed. But I cannot give this product a highly positive review. The advertising is false, and the photos are of other gloves. My light skin easily shines through these incredibly thin gloves.

I was looking for pairs of white gloves that could be used as costuming to go with the “California Raisins “ costume. These gloves were perfect for this purpose. They are a bright white color, light weight, and made of a comfortable cotton material. These gloves fit all hand sizes. I ordered a women’s size XL but these gloves were able to fit a women’s size small, a women’s size XL, and a mans size large hands. They are very stretchy and feel great on your hands. They also came in a pack of six for an economical price.

If you handle fine art, which I do, you really must wear gloves. And these are the type of gloves to wear. You don’t want any natural oils from your fingers to soil the paper of the pieces you handle. I brought a pair to the framing shop where I have my high end art framed, and they should have had their own!