Cashmere-Wool Blend Gloves with Touchscreen Function, Long Ribbed Cuffs

A strip of skin remains between glove and sleeve

You reach for your bag, your sleeve slips up, and for the next few minutes the cold creeps in exactly there. These gloves feature a long ribbed cuff that can be worn over or tucked under a jacket sleeve. The area at the wrist remains covered.

What the design offers in winter

• Extended ribbed cuff: It extends well beyond the end of the glove, overlapping the sleeve. This eliminates any gaps at the wrist where wind could enter.
• Touchscreen-compatible fingertips: Operate your display without taking off your gloves—answer messages, adjust navigation, show your ticket.
• Three decorative seams over the knuckles: These provide volume to the cut at this point. The hand can bend when gripping without the fabric stretching over the back of the hand.
• Cashmere-wool blend [please add supplier percentages]: Animal hair fibers are hollow and trap air. This layer of air provides warmth, which is why the glove is effective despite its thin material.
• Soft lining: The brushed interior lies smoothly against the skin without scratching—a common weak point in wool gloves.
• Slim fit: The gloves are not bulky under jacket sleeves and can easily be tucked into a coat pocket.

Suitable for the commute on cold mornings, for walks and visits to Christmas markets, for bus and train commuters, for anyone who regularly uses their phone while on the go, and as a gift at the start of winter.

How to wash cashmere and wool without felting?

The mistake that ruins wool gloves is agitation in warm water: the fiber scales interlock, and the material shrinks irreversibly. Therefore, wash the gloves by hand in cold water using wool detergent, gently press the water through instead of rubbing or wringing, and rinse with cold water as well. Then, let them dry laid out flat; do not hang them up, as wet wool will stretch under its own weight. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, or place on a heater. Airing them out for a few hours between washes is usually sufficient.

On cold mornings, you put the gloves on and won't have to take them off even once while you're out.