Gloves satin pleated white

White pleated satin gloves are long finger gloves made of shiny white satin, with dense pleats running from the wrist to the elbow. They look best when worn with a sleeveless dress or top, so that the entire pleated forearm remains visible. Women wear them at a 1920s-themed party in Charleston style or at a red-carpet gala.

How long are the satin gloves and where are the pleats?

• The pair is approximately 44 cm long and therefore reaches around the elbow.
• The hand and fingers are smooth, and from the wrist, the satin is pleated into narrow ridges all the way to the top edge.
• The color is solid white with the soft sheen characteristic of satin.
• The fabric consists of 98% polyester and 2% elastane.
• The evening gloves are designed for women.
• Hand wash only; do not bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean.

Long satin gloves and Charleston style

In the 1920s, long evening gloves were part of women's party attire, alongside short dresses with fringes and long pearl necklaces. The glamour of old Hollywood stars on the red carpet also relied on those long, shiny arms. Pleated satin creates a more vibrant effect than a tight, smooth style because the light hits each pleat differently.

How to wear the satin gloves at a Charleston evening or gala

For a Charleston party, combine them with a fringed dress, a headband with a feather, and a long beaded necklace worn over the dress. At a gala, the contrast with a black sleeveless dress and red lips works perfectly, making the white satin stand out immediately. Before you leave, smooth the pleats evenly over the forearm so that the ribbed effect remains visible along the entire length.

Choose this pair of finger gloves and your 1920s outfit will be ready for the dance floor.