2 Pairs Long Arm Warmers Knit Women Fingerless Gloves

These are cute and comfortable. My daughter used them for her Puppet costume from Five Nights at Freddy’s, and they worked really well.

Very soft and amazing in quality! the thickness is perfect and it keeps your hands warm. The fit and size are a wonderful length. Perfect for my emo/scene friends!

These arm warmers are just what I was looking for. They are not thick but they are made well and the little grip stuff inside the lining helps keep them in place. Note-They are definitely made for arms that are on the thinner side.

They are pretty good, decently comfortable, but over time they get uncomfortable over a 6 hr. period of time. Durability wise, a lot of loose strings coming from them after the first few uses. The Color though is just right. The Thickness is decent, and the fit is ok, it seems to keep falling down, but maybe that's normal, that I don't know why, but it does.

These are really great and cute and I didn’t read it correctly and they said that came with two so I’m very happy about that and arrived two days before it was supposed to be here!

I love these. they are pretty comfy, they fit good, ALTHOUGH they aren’t good if you want warmth but if you wear this stuff for fashion then they r awesome >:3

First pair of arm warmer/glove things I've ever owned, and I've had them for about a month now. I'm about 5'9" (five feet, nine inches, or ~1.72 meters for you metric folk). These things (as shown in the images), go from about thumb level (they comfortably rest just below my finger knuckles) on my hand all the way to just above my elbows. They tend to slip below the elbows after a while but that's to be expected, I think. They look nice, but if you look closely (at least on the ones I got), some of the threads on the black/white stripes come out. They haven't unraveled but it is noticeable. In addition to that, some of the thread on the top/bottom parts of the arm warmers also comes out and, after noticing it, I cut a sizeable amount of it off (once again, shown in a picture). They still seem structurally okay, but I do worry one of these days a thread will come loose on one of them and tear a hole. The thumb holes seem a bit small (for me at least), and even though they have stretched after a few wears, they still leave slight marks around my thumbs after wearing for a while. It's not uncomfortable, but the mark is noticeable once you take them off. I machine wash mine and it doesn't seem to have affected them in any way (i.e. no color fading, no shrinking, no additional threads coming loose (as of yet)) Despite the issues I still wear them practically every day as they are fairly minor. As stated, good for the price. They are fairly thick (maybe about as thick as some hoodies) and do keep your arms warm in the cold. If you're willing to spend more money, you will probably be able to find a better quality pair of these, but if you cheap out and buy these you won't have an awful experience with them. My main concern is that they may come apart after a few months of wear. I will update the review accordingly if that does happen. pictures: arm warmer being worn on left hand fully scrunched (focused on hand), arm warmer being worn on left hand palm up (focus on hand), arm warmer being worn on left hand palm down (focus on hand), arm warmer being worn on left hand palm up (whole arm), arm warmer being worn on left hand palm down (whole arm), both arm warmers being worn slightly scrunched below elbow (one arm palm up, one arm palm down), both arm warmers being worn fully stretched (one arm palm up, one arm palm down), marking arm warmer leaves on thumb, thread cut from arm warmer (hand for scale), loose threads on striped part of arm warmer, internal view of threads on the thumb/hand portion of arm warmer, arm warmers laid out.

I really like it their so cute and soft!!