ENPOINT 10 Pairs Art Photo Handling Gloves, Dry Hands Moisturizing Gloves, White Cotton Gloves

These gloves manage to be too large and too small at the same time. I ordered the smaller size because I have petite hands with longer fingers. The gloves I received are tight across hands but long in the fingers, and even though the gloves are tight across the width of my palm, material gathers in between the fingers. The bigger issue for me is the stitching on the gloves. I tried one glove and decided I could live with the odd large-but-small fit, so I applied my psoriasis ointment to my hands and went to put on a pair of gloves. While one glove was stitched OK, the other had a hem that made one finger so narrow that it cut off circulation. To use that glove, and any others like it in the pack, I have to let out that hem, or else throw the glove away.I would have returned these but didn't think I could with two gloves covered in my ointment. Will not buy again.

I purchased some 'photo gloves' from a local photo shop, and they were very inexpensive, as in the were in a bin for .50 ea. They did a service but were flimsy and did not fit all that well, as in one size fits all. Wore out with dirt and tears rapidly.These gloves were something I appreciated, fit better, but as I was scanning slides, it took a few turns to learn how to pick the slides up (because of a slight increase in their thickness). That eventually became a good thing, as I finished 2500 slides just this week. I felt very comfortable that my own fingertip oils would not permeate the gloves to my slides and photos. They held up well. I'd buy these again if needed.

At first I thought they all were MINUS thumbs!!!! But then saw the thumbs were just still folded in. I love these simple perfect gloves. My hands need moisturizer at night sometimes and these do the job also had a dress up party that I wore them too and they were perfect for that. They are thicker than the cheap ones I used to buy at the drug store. Can use for photos, moisturizer, dress up or anything forwhich you need a white glove.

Bought these while working on a bunch of photos that I was framing that I did not want fingerprints on. Thin enough to allow good feel. Not so thick that they make my hands sweat. Cheap enough to throw away if they get dirty.

Cotton gloves 🧤 I use them when I where my plastic gloves for shopping or cleaning. The cotton fabric is soft and absorbs moisture that keeps my hands from sweating and swelling when I wear plastic gloves. Washing machine washable.

Like other reviewers had mentioned, some fingers are a bit too long but after one wash it shrunk to a perfect fit! The gloves hold up fine after first wash but I can see lint starting to develop, not too bad though.

I just needed these a couple of projects. First, for handling some negatives so I didn't get finger prints all over them. Second, for handling fragile old documents at work that I want to minimize getting any further oils from fingers on them due to their age and importance. They fit me well, I am a woman but I have smaller hands than many people and ordered a medium size. For men they will probably need the large or maybe even find some extra large ones somewhere.

Poor and inconsistent sizing. Thumb spacing way too high to the point I wondered what human these would fit. One pair kind of fit, but even those were restricting, uncomfortable and tight for average large sized hands.