Harrm Best Luxury Winter Touchscreen Gloves Italian Nappa Leather Gloves men's Texting Driving Gloves (Cashmere Lining)

The stock photos do these gloves justice. They are as elegant looking as the picture, fit well and are very comfortable. Probably not the best protection during long bouts in the cold and wind, but if that's what you're looking for then you should probably buy snow gloves and not leather gloves; these are more for looks and fine motor movement, and that requires a certain sacrifice in cold protection. But they work well for my short walks to/from the car and the 5+ minutes until the heater warms up. The touch capability works great with my smartphone and I especially love that it's incorporated directly into the leather. This way the elegance of the shiny black leather is not marred by small mesh pads sewn onto the fingertips. Overall, a worthy buy for the $30 I spent on them.

These gloves are not the most insulated gloves in the world, but they look very nice and very authentic. They are warmer than the Dakine athletic gloves I have, which is a good thing. However, they are definitely not a substitute for your heavy-duty winter gloves that you would use to go snow skiing in cold climates.So far, they have proven to be durable after about 2 months of use.I use them primarily for driving...thus meaning that they barely ever leave my car. However, if the weather is around 50 degrees or below, you bet your bottom dollar that I'm using these gloves! Seeing as winter in Cincinnati is blow 50 almost every day, I use them almost every day..

Outstanding workmanship, fit and finish. Essentially void of unsightly seams. Fit like a "glove" and true to size. These gloves are good fo casual or formal wear. They simply look wonderful and reek quality. The material is just the right thickness for medium climates and allow a sensitive touch and they don't have the appearance of you preparing for an artic adventure and exposure. Highly recommended. Thanks for listening.

These gloves are very stylish, I feel like a spy LOL, they fit very well, I have been wearing them for over a month now and the leather have had time to stretch a bit so they fit more comfortably, the only drawback is that it is a bit hard to use them with my phone, maybe my fingers aren't long enough but the end of each finger seems to be a bit too long, hard to type text but easy to just click on apps

It doesn't say but this product is made in China. With that been said it looks and feels very good. Haven't wear them much as the weather is now warmer. These gloves work great on my phone, now I don't have to remove my glove to take a picture or read a message.

Stylish and comfortable.I've been wearing these for about a week... Mostly for driving and walking. The leather is not real. I went to throw a stick for my dog and a nub poked through the palm. I also have a tear I have no idea where it came from. If you do anything other than touch air these won't last. Not worth the cost

Be advised, lining is NOT cashmere (as described), rather polyester.Otherwise, they're pretty comfortable but so are many $20 gloves, so I wouldn't pay more than $20 for these.

I like these gloves quite well. Good fit for my hands (large), snug, but not tight. On the somewhat thinner side, as I prefer (I.e., not bulky), but still warm. And they work with my touchscreen devices. They are well made with good stitching. Good price point for the quality.