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Designed for women seeking reliable warmth during harsh winter conditions, these Cable Knit 2.3 Tog Thermal Gloves combine functional insulation with a classic aesthetic. They are ideal for daily commuters and outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize heat retention, though the thick fleece lining means they are best suited for cold-weather activities rather than tasks requiring high manual dexterity.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Pink |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Fleece |
| Model Part Number | 1435952 |
| Brand | Heat Holders |
A tog rating is a measurement of thermal resistance. A 2.3 rating indicates a very high level of insulation, significantly warmer than standard fashion gloves.
It is recommended to hand wash these gloves to ensure the fleece lining remains plush and the structural integrity of the knit is preserved.
No, these are traditional thermal gloves designed specifically for warmth rather than digital device interaction.
They are constructed from a soft, insulating fleece material with a specialized inner lining for heat retention.
They provide warmth in cold conditions, but they are not waterproof. They are best suited for dry, cold winter days.
Fleece lining often settles with the first few wears; try wearing them for short periods to allow the material to mold to your hand shape.
Ensure they are thoroughly dried after being exposed to moisture; matted fibers in the lining may also require a gentle shake to restore loft.
These gloves are ready to use immediately out of the packaging. To maintain the 2.3 tog performance and the integrity of the fleece lining, follow these care instructions: hand wash gently in cool water, avoid harsh detergents, and lay flat to dry. Do not tumble dry, as high heat can damage the insulating fibers and cause the material to shrink or lose its structural shape.
