Fingerless gloves neon orange

Neon orange fingerless gloves are knitted wrist gloves in bright orange, where all four fingers and the thumb remain open halfway. You wear them on King's Day, at a neon party, or at a disco party, where the bright color immediately stands out from the rest of the outfit. Women and men wear the same model, because the gloves are not cut for a specific hand or size.

What are these neon orange gloves made of?

They are made of 100% polyester, knitted in a uniform stitch that lies nicely on the back of the hand.

• The color is continuously bright orange, from the cuff to the finished finger openings.
• The cuff is rib-knitted and fits around the wrist like a wide band.
• The fingertips and the thumb tip are open, so you can simply hold your phone, a glass, or a little flag.
• The packaging states that the yarn glows under UV light, which makes the color extra bright at a blacklight party.
• Wash by hand, without bleach, dryer, iron, or dry cleaning.

Neon orange as a party color

Neon orange belongs to two very different moments of the year. On King's Day, it coincides with the orange that walks around everywhere on the street, but in a much brighter variant than regular orange fabric. At a neon party or disco party, the color does something different: under blacklight, the yarn itself seems to glow, while the rest of the room remains dark. Hands move a lot, so accessories in that area stand out the most on the dance floor.

Building the orange outfit around the gloves

Start with a bright top and build outwards from there: an orange bucket hat or cap on the head, brightly colored glasses, and then the hands. If you wear a sleeveless shirt, the color of the gloves continues to the forearm and the look appears fuller. Combine them with shorts or leggings in the same neon shades for a complete 80s look, or keep the rest white so that only the orange speaks.

Choose these neon orange fingerless gloves and your hands are immediately stylish on King's Day or the next neon party.