Knitted Toddler Mittens for Girls' Cold Weather Accessories - Stretch Supplies Review

I bought these mittens for my little one two years ago and love them. After two winters we were down to two pairs and decided to order another set. I went back to my order history and ordered the same mittens again. The new mittens are terrible! They are very thin, don't hold their shape and don't warm children's hands. They are not at all like the mittens from two years ago which were double layered and very durable. So disappointed.

I rarely feel compelled to write bad reviews but I was so disappointed when I opened this package. I was hoping for soft, stretchy knitted mittens. These mittens are so sheer, sturdy and poorly tailored that I can't imagine them being useful in cold weather. They were too small for my 4 year old. He couldn't take them off fast enough.

I love these mittens, definitely thicker and warmer than most. The only downside is that they are very small. They barely fit my 2 year old. I wish they were a little bigger to fit little ones

The granddaughter was very happy to receive them, can't find mittens in the store even though it's the middle of winter! She liked the colors.

These are good gloves for the price. But after the dryer they sat down a bit. At first they were perfect for my 6 year old but now they are too small. So great for kids, not so great for kids.

Definitely a must in this weather. They are warm and we use them when we are outside. These are the only mittens my kid loves. Came as described.

They came sealed in a small envelope. They appear to be inexpensive. I'm not sure they're very good at keeping little hands warm in cold weather, but the value of so many mittens, which are so easily lost with kids, can't be beat.

Got these for my little ones when they lost their mittens. Can't say they're very warm, but they do their job while we're outside. You are very thin. Be careful, they may shrink a little when washed.

I had no idea how much thicker they are than what you can buy at Walmart. These are the perfect autumn or winter driving gloves to keep little hands warm and protected from the elements. I would definitely buy them again.

My son is 3 and they didn't fit. I would return them but I have a younger child who wears them and could lose them next year. The quality is the same as any multipack of synthetic waste gloves. Great for preschool adventures!

What else can I say? - They are perfect for toddlers who can put them on by themselves or with a little help. good colors Next winter there will be several.

With double layers, they are slightly smaller than expected. It can also be difficult to get in. Very warm and much more time before the humidity overcomes the snow game.

We are a dance studio. We have some creative movement lessons on the schedule and they use a lot of hand props. So we gave each student a pair of magic mittens to protect them from Covid. These are excellent mittens. And the colors are great.

These mittens are cheap, cheap, cheap! They are not as thick as described. They're thin, like my invisible socks. I doubt they will warm little hands. Will return.

These are NOT winter gloves. Are they for summer or maybe chic? Very very thin. We will use them as snowman accessories and sock/glove puppets.

I knew they weren't fleece lined, but at least I thought they were as thick as mittens. They're really paper thin. Doesn't help much in cold weather.

I teach preschool in the Northeast and we take the kids outside in the winter so I bought these to have extra mittens for my kids if we ever need extra mittens. They fit great and keep your hands warm when playing outside in cold weather.

They are so thin I wouldn't even consider these winter gloves! And they are so small that I wouldn't even consider those kid sizes. It's almost like the mittens you put on babies to keep them from scratching. Garbage is not worth it at all.

They were smaller than I expected when they arrived. Then I had to wash and she sat down even more. They practically don't stick out of the box. Do not buy

You get what you pay for. I was looking for a large pack of mittens for my daughter because they always get lost in kindergarten. These mittens are very thin and feel like very starched (almost sticky) cotton fabric. They'll probably absorb any moisture and I'm not sure they're even warm on a windy winter day.