Gloves Fishnet in Opera Length Black

Gloves Fishnet in Opera Length Black 🧤

Gloves by LEG AVENUE: long fishnet gloves with fingers reaching above the elbow - the classic opera length. The net is fine and lets the skin show through; the fingers are closed. They stand with lingerie and with lingerie for women; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of LEG AVENUE.

✨ At a glance

• 〰️ Shape: Glove with fingers
• 📏 Length: Above the elbow
• ✅ Net: Fine-meshed
• 🧵 Material: 91 % nylon, 9 % elastane
• 🎨 Colour: Black

❓ FAQ

With or without fingers?

With. On this model the fingers are closed - unlike the arm warmers from the same range, which end on the back of the hand. Anyone wanting to type or hold a glass reaches for those instead. The difference was in no field: both were simply called „gloves“, and on the photos you only see it at second glance.

Does one size fit?

The knit is elastic and lays itself around hand and arm; the manufacturer gives no figures. It should sit close, not strain - the limit is at the upper arm, where the hem starts to cut in.

How do you put them on without ruining them?

Rings off, nails checked, gather the glove up and place the arm inside rather than pulling it on. Anyone yanking at the fabric catches a stitch sooner or later - and that one runs.

Do they slide down?

Long models travel on a slim arm - that is the nature of an elastic tube. Wearing them over a long-sleeved piece, or turning the top edge over once, settles it.

How are they washed?

By hand in cold water, then dried flat. Fine knits do not belong in a drum and elastane does not belong in a dryer - heat takes its tension away, and that does not come back.

Does a touchscreen work through them?

Not with closed fingers - neither satin nor net conducts. Anyone wanting to keep an eye on their phone takes the fingerless warmers from the same range; with every other model it means taking them off.

What goes with them?

A piece from for the top or for down there in the same colour - gloves work hardest when they continue a line instead of opening a second one.