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Gloves...
Well this is my first winter outside Qld in almost 10 years and I'm freezing my bum off!
I grew up in Tassie so have no idea why I'm felling it so much now.
I've got plenty of warm clothes but I'm still constantly cold, so I was wondering if everyone here wears gloves?
Do they help? Leather or knitted?
Thanks :)
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ooh, I'm a glove freak. I have heaps of pairs. I think that if you're only buying one pair a lined leather pair would be best. They look better if you need to be a bit dressed up and the lining makes them warmer than unlined leather.
Get some merino thermals too and some nice warm hats and scarves.
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Thanks
Yeah I'm eyeing off a really nice leather pair from mimco for night time and going out. Still need to find something for the day time though! Have heaps of scarves that I stocked up on last year when we moved down in autumn.
Is it hard to do things with them on? Only ever worn gloves to the show lol
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It's easy to do big handed stuff like ride a bike, drive a car, drink a coffee outdoors and so on. If you need to do something fiddly like do up a small button then they generally have to come off.
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I recommend half hand gloves for driving, and just in the house. myer sells them, and I've seen some at target too..
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1/2 hand as in fingerless or something else?
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Oooh I wanted a pair of brown leather gloves last winter and never got around to it...this year is the year I reckon!! :D
I have a great pair of sort of half gloves, the tips of the fingers are chopped off, so I can do buttony things, BUT there is a mitten part that pulls over to keep the tips warm when I need. Awesome.
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They're called shooter's gloves Nelle. DH loves his because you get fingery dexterity and mitteny warmth.
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I have big fat hands, so gloves don't fit. As a consequence, I hate gloves. They point out my big fatness.
I just stick my hands in my pockets to keep them warm. And make DH hold DS's hand when we're out together, so his hands can get cold.