Paxcoo 6 Pairs XL White Cotton Gloves for Dry Hand Moisturizing Cosmetic Eczema Hand Spa and Jewelry Inspection

Durable, washes well, fits my husband s hands too! Great value for the money. Would buy again and recommend to others. Did not shrink, but I did air dry them.

These gloves are thin and long. They are superior when moisturizing the fingers and hands with Eucerin cream and excess medications I love them. They are superior to other brands of gloves that are much shorter and thicker which irritates the skin I am grateful for the high quality

I was quite pleased how well these fit, and how they will fit equally well on either hand. Like others, I have noted that the seams on the end of the fingers and thumb are quite bulky and the very tips tend to roll around onto the ball of the fingers and especially the thumb. The thumb tends to ride up and leave a bulky empty spot at the end. Also, the seam on the sides of the thumb rotates to cover the ball of the thumb, making it difficult to pick up small objects. But for the price, they are a good value. They even work inside out.

I got these gloves to wear overnight to keep oil or lotions on my hands while I sleep. As another reviewer mentioned, they are more comfortable when worn inside out. They've helped to keep my hands moisturized during this cold weather.

These are a great value! So soft! Snow White! I got the xl because I’ll wanted a loose fit I wouldn’t consider these loose I would say comfy but fingers are hugged for sure. Not loose, the fingers are a little longer than needed but not by much, it’s not a deal breaker necessarily. I would recommend to everyone with average size hands to buy xl any other smaller size would feel too snug and uncomfortable. If I need to buy in future I would hope they have xxl available(they currently don’t). My purpose on getting these gloves is to wear to bed overnight or during the day for when I apply lotions, creams, retinol just to keep hands moisturize as I do deal with dry and eczema hands.

XL fit excellent and stitching is great, but gloves are very thin; you can see skin.

I have gone through several pairs of white cotton gloves. These are the best I have found. I have long fingers and they actually cover my fingers and wrists. They have a nice amount of stretch to them and don't seem to get as messed up with my lotion as other pairs.

These are soft and roomy. Great to wear at night with lotion. Wear them overnight and hand cream and hands are soft in the morning. Quality is good too. I’ve had others that rip at the finger tips because of my nails. Don’t have that issue with these.

Quality looks great but the site is a bit small. Ordered Xl seize and doesn't feel like Xl more like L. Still can fit my hands into Them so Will keep Them.

Bought these to wear to bed as l have chronic Eczema on my hands. I have'nt washed these yet and l don't think the quality is great. Will see how they hold up in the wash. These gloves do however come with some good points being that they are stretchy and fit well past the wrist which is great.

What can you say? They are cotton gloves.

Liked the softness of them. We ordered an extra large and they fit well but are a bit short, I wish they’d go right up to the wrist. Despite that, I’m pleased with the gloves.

Ah, at last! A pair of gloves befitting a gentleman of refined lineage who wishes to traverse the modern cesspools of society without enduring the ghastly sensation of direct human contact. These fine white cotton gloves have saved my hands—and indeed my soul—from the tactile assault of the poors. The moment I don these noble mitts, I feel as though I’ve recaptured the gentle dignity of an era when one could promenade through Hyde Park without the fear of brushing up against someone with “a job.” Gone are the days of recoiling in horror at the handshake of a merchant. Nay, now I extend my gloved hand with the serene confidence of someone whose great-great-grandfather probably owned a textile mill that caused this problem in the first place. The cotton is exquisite—soft as a freshly powdered debutante, yet durable enough to survive accidental contact with a street urchin. I’ve even worn them whilst reprimanding the butler (he forgot my pheasant again—twice), and they remained pristine, absorbing neither shame nor poverty. In conclusion, if one must suffer the indignity of existing among commoners, these gloves are the next best thing to simply not going outside at all. Five stars, and one begrudging nod to modern commerce for allowing me to buy them without having to mingle.