Soft White Cotton Gloves, Extra Small Size, Pack of 12 Pairs

I had a psoriasis flareup, and these worked great for lathering up with lotion and covering my hands. They are very lightweight. I’m sure they could be laundered, but I haven’t tried that.

I bought these for a friend, whose daughter, age 9, had horribly red, cracked, sore hands. The little girl hated the feeling of lotion on her hands, so she would only use a little dab.. Later, she would wash it off.I sent the gloves directly to their house via Amazon, and they arrived as a surprise. When I explained what they were for, the little girl was willing to try them. The first night, because her hands were so small, she had a hard time keeping them on. The next night, the mom twisted and tucked the extra material under the edges, and they stayed on.After a week or two, the mom sent me a pic of the little girls's beautiful hands! These gloves were just the ticket for healing her hands!

These gloves are made of very thin material that is not really solid or thick. You can kind of see through them and I would not recommend these for warmth or as part of fancy dress attire. However, for using with eczema cream on my 7 year old, they are wonderful. She's been having a lot of trouble with eczema because school keeps requiring them to constantly use alcohol hand sanitizer. She wears these at night to help the cream stay on. They come off every night of course, but it's better than nothing (or something way too big). After only two nights, the stitching is already beginning to pull apart in some places, but there are 10 pairs and it was relatively inexpensive. We'll see how long they last and might just buy a second set instead of attempting to repair them.

I wasn’t expecting much, but these “gloves” were less than that. I have very small hands and the fabric barely made it to my wrist. There is no seam, tapering, or cuff it the base so they rolled up my hand. The fingers were oddly sized. Be okay if they were a quick costume use, but nothing more

These gloves fit small hands but they’re too short, barely covering the wrists.

My son loves to scratch his hands in the night due to eczema leaving lots of scratch injury on the skin. I have a applied so many different types of creams and ointments but nothing works. The eczema kept flaring up because he kept scratching them whenever his hands were itchy. His pediatrician suggested wearing gloves at night. Every night, we would slather lots of aquaphor followed by the glove to keep the ointment on the skin. Within 3 days his skin was on a recovery mode. It was still slightly red but no more open wounds. After 2 weeks they look almost normal again. My boy is only 5 years old and the gloves fit him well without being too tight.

Attempted to wear these under wrist braces at night. Purpose was to keep brace from rubbing my skin. Put lotion on hand & then the glove, then the brace. Don't really know why they would stretch that much, as I'm sleeping at night, but they did & I had to throw them away.If these had been worn for some purpose while the hand was in use, they would have fallen off

I don’t believe in giving bad reviews because a product doesn’t fit my needs. These gloves are exactly what they look like. Loose fitting, non-binding, plain cotton gloves. I bought them for my 9 year old son when eczema got REALLY bad on his hands. I slathered his hands up with steroid cream and lotion and put the gloves on over before bed. Of course they would have come off before morning. In fact, I’m not sure how long they stayed on at all. Maybe 5 minutes in after he’d fallen asleep? We would have done better to go with something that is tight on the wrist, but that doesn’t mean that the gloves were bad quality.