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To effectively clean your silk liners, we recommend two methods: hand wash and machine wash.
For hand washing, fill a basin with lukewarm water at 30°C. Ideally, use a specialized silk cleaning detergent; however, a mild detergent will suffice as an alternative. Submerge the liners and let them soak for 3 minutes. After soaking, gently plunge the liners to ensure the water passes through them. Rinse away the detergent under a tap with lukewarm water. To remove excess water, use a towel, but avoid wringing the liners. Finally, either hang or lay them flat to dry. Refrain from tumbling to maintain their original shape. We stand by the quality of our product, and if you're not entirely satisfied, you can return your pair within 30 days for a prompt and courteous refund.
If you prefer machine washing, place the liners in a mesh bag and select the gentle or delicate cycle on your machine. Wash with similar colors and materials, using a gentle detergent. Opt for a cold wash and minimize the spin time. After washing, use a towel to absorb excess water before hanging or laying the liners flat to dry. Avoid tumbling to ensure the liners retain their shape.
Debbie J. Neal
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
These gloves work well as liners under heavier gloves for added warmth.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
I bought these as a glove liner for skiing. Pros, it did add a slight layer of protection compared to just bare skin while handling a phone but did not actually add any warmth. Cons, these are extremely thin, do not add warmth. Dont even think about getting these near anything with velcro, they will snag on everything. LOL This is impossible if you're wearing ski gear. First day and they looked very ragged.For only $7 I will be throwing them in the trash and buying a more durable and warmer set for next year.
Stephen Gomes
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
The product seemed fine but the size. MED. didn’t fit me. It was the right size according to the provided chart.
angry bunny
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
I'm a 70 year old guy and my hands are COLD all the time. Bought these to wear in the house, while on the computer and under my normal gloves when outside walking or removing snow. They are a little small (I bought med - should have bought large) but they fit snug and go under the gloves just fine. Very light weight, quality is there, but touchscreen functionality? Nah, that is not there. Have to take the glove off to answer the cell phone or do anything with any kind of touch on a device. But, I didn't buy them for this, I bought to keep my hands warm and that they do.
fredZep
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024
Size a pair correctly and pair them with anything. Trust me, your fingers will love it.Silk is the best natural insulator.Thin, durable as liners and they don't slip. The only downside is because they're so thin it's very easy to lose them. I attach magnets to the cuffs of mine.This is essential gear.
Terri L
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
Silk glove liners feel great and fit well! Come on cold weather!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
Fits well and keeps my hands warm and soft.
seaside
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023
I wore these along with some Isotoner gloves to the Christmas Parade. I was really hoping that they would help keep my hands warm but they didn’t.. I bought these to take on a trip to Alaska. This was the first time I wore them so the return window has closed! They were not cheap. I really wish they had worked.
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