Satin gloves red elastane

Red satin gloves with elastane are bright red, shiny finger gloves measuring approximately 40 cm, with a straight edge that ends halfway down the forearm. Women wear them to complete a flapper dress or cabaret outfit, at a 1920s party or an evening in Moulin Rouge style. Fine stitching runs across the back of the hand towards the fingers, and there is one seam along the side of the forearm.

How long are these red satin gloves and what are they made of?

• The length is approximately 40 cm, measured from the fingertips to the edge on the forearm.
• The color is solid red with a satin sheen, without print or decoration.
• The material consists of 98% polyester and 2% elastane.
• Each finger is closed and the top edge is finished straight.
• The washing instructions are hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

Satin gloves in the flapper and cabaret style

Long, shiny gloves have been part of the evening look since the 1920s, when women wore them with loose dresses with fringes and beads. In cabaret and revue shows, they became a staple of the stage outfit, where a bright color is clearly visible under the stage lights. These red satin gloves stop halfway down the forearm and not above the elbow. Choose this length if you want to show off a bracelet just above the edge or if you are wearing a dress with cap sleeves.

Red satin at a 1920s party or cabaret evening

For a 1920s party, a black flapper dress with fringes makes the red stand out the most. A long pearl necklace and a headband with a feather complete that look. If you are going for a cabaret evening in Moulin Rouge style, the gloves go well with a shiny black top or corset and red lipstick in the same shade. They are easy to take off, so your hands are free when eating.

Order the red satin gloves with elastane, which reach halfway down the forearm, and complete your flapper dress or cabaret outfit.