Long satin gloves white

Long white satin gloves are shiny 60 cm evening gloves that cover the entire hand and forearm up to above the elbow.

You wear them as a lady at a 1920s party or a Charleston evening, where long gloves are part of the evening look of that era. The fingers are fully closed, so the white satin shows a continuous shine from fingertip to upper arm.

How long are these satin opera gloves and how do you wash them?

The opera gloves are 60 cm long and you wash them exclusively by hand. In addition, here are the facts at a glance:

• The length is 60 cm, from the fingertip to the edge on the upper arm.
• The color is pure white satin with a soft shine.
• The material is 98% polyester and 2% elastane.
• The model has five fully closed fingers and a straight, undecorated edge.
• They are made for women.
• Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

Evening gloves in the Charleston style

Long evening gloves have traditionally been part of formal evening wear with bare arms, such as a sleeveless dress or a dress with spaghetti straps. In the 1920s, women wore them with the straight, loose-fitting dresses in which the Charleston was danced. White is a classic choice, because it clearly stands out against a black or dark dress and goes well with pearls.

Building a flapper outfit around white satin

Start with a sleeveless Charleston dress with fringes or sequins, so that the satin evening gloves remain visible over the entire arm. A long pearl necklace and a headband with a feather complete the 1920s look. A cigarette holder or a small evening bag gives your hands something to hold. If you prefer to wear a shiny black top, the white satin will stand out even more sharply against it.

Choose the long white satin gloves and you have the final piece of your Charleston outfit for a 1920s party.