Fingerless gloves child neon orange

Neon orange fingerless gloves for children are bright orange knitted gloves with the fingertips removed and a ribbed cuff around the wrist. Boys and girls wear them on King's Day, at a neon party, or as part of an 80s outfit. The bright colour instantly turns an ordinary sweater and jeans into a party look.

How to recognise these neon orange gloves?

• The colour is solid bright orange, without any print or lettering.
• All the fingers are cut short, leaving the fingertips free.
• A wide, ribbed cuff finishes the glove around the wrist.
• The knit has fine ribbing across the back of the hand, extending to the thumb.
• The style is straight and tightly knitted and is suitable for boys and girls.

Fluorescent orange in the 80s and on King's Day

Bright neon shades are part of the 80s colour palette, when orange, pink and yellow appeared in sportswear and on dance floors. That same orange is the colour of King's Day in the Netherlands, making this pair suitable for two very different celebrations. On a busy dance floor or in a crowd, hands stand out above the crowd precisely because the colour is so bold. The open fingertips also allow your child to keep a good grip on a cup, a flag or a phone.

Face paint, glasses and jewellery for the neon look

A bright orange stripe of face paint on the cheeks picks up the colour of the gloves and makes the look instantly recognisable as a coordinated outfit. Large plastic party glasses and a few bright beaded necklaces or bracelets suit the 80s and disco theme. If your child is going to King's Day, combine the pair with an orange beanie or headband and a shirt in the same shade. Keep the rest of the outfit simple so that the hands remain the most eye-catching part.

Choose these fingerless gloves for your child and the orange party outfit will be complete in no time.