Gloves Short Satin Black

Gloves Short Satin Black 🖤

Gloves by LEG AVENUE: short satin gloves in black. They reach past the wrist and fall into soft folds there, and the fingers are worked separately and closed. The thumb is set in as a separate piece, with its seam forming an oval in the palm. The edge is kept plain, with no lace, button or bow. The glossy satin surface catches the light without looking harsh, and the elastane content makes the fabric lie smoothly on the hand. Black goes with almost any outfit and turns a plain look into an elegant one. 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: Short glove, gathered at the wrist
• 📏 Length: Past the wrist
• ✋ Surface: Glossy satin
• 🪜 Size: One size
• 🧵 Material: 90 % polyamide, 10 % elastane
• 🎨 Colour: Black

❓ FAQ

Which looks do black satin gloves suit?

The little black dress, gothic and vamp outfits, costumes such as cat, witch or secret agent, and a tuxedo look. Black visually extends the line of a sleeve or dress right to the fingertips.

How tight are they?

Close, but not pressing: the fabric gives across the width and follows the hand. At the wrist it falls loosely into folds and leaves no pressure mark.

How do you get them smoothly over the hand?

Take your rings off first, then push each finger in to the tip and smooth the fabric from the back of the hand to the wrist. Tugging at the edge quickly pulls threads.

Can I use my phone with them on?

No, a touchscreen does not respond through closed satin fingers. One glove has to come off for a moment.

How do they stay smooth and glossy?

After wearing, lay them flat or fold them loosely, never crumple them. They are washed most gently by hand in cool water with a mild detergent, then dried flat and without a tumble dryer.

Does lint show on black satin?

Yes, lint and hairs show up faster on black than on light colours. A lint roller just before you go out takes care of it.

What goes with them?

A piece from for the top or for down there, all in black or with a strong contrast colour such as red.