Gloves satin elastic black

Black stretch satin gloves are shiny evening gloves made of stretch satin with open fingers, 40 cm long and finished with a straight hem.

You can wear them to a 1920s party, where they complete a flapper dress, or to a gala where you are dressed in black. They are designed for women and reach just below the elbow.

Length, shine and fabric of the satin gloves

• The gloves are 40 cm long, measured from the fingertip to the top edge.
• A fine seam runs along the top of each finger, and the fabric has the soft shine of satin.
• The composition is 98% polyester and 2% elastane.
• The top edge is a straight, finished hem that simply rests on your forearm.
• Hand wash, do not tumble dry, and do not bleach, iron or dry clean.

Long satin gloves and the Charleston

Long gloves are part of the image of the 1920s flapper, the woman who danced the Charleston in a straight dress with fringes. Together with a headband and a long pearl necklace, they completed an evening outfit. Satin catches the light better than cotton, making your hands stand out with every dance move. Even outside that decade, long evening gloves remained a staple of formal wear.

How do you wear these satin gloves at a 1920s party or gala?

Satin gloves that reach below the elbow look best with a sleeveless dress or a top with spaghetti straps, so that you can see their full length. For a 1920s party, choose a fringed dress, a headband with a feather and a long pearl necklace, and you can easily wear a ring over the glove. At a gala, a plain evening dress with red lips and an updo works, so that the shine of the satin remains the accent. If you are going to dance all evening, only put them on once you are fully dressed, so that the satin stays clean.

Order the black stretch satin gloves and your Charleston or gala look will be perfect right down to your fingertips.