ahhh. love those! perfect for students too because it keeps the hands and fingers warm enough to write with.

curses for being a boy though.

these are hobo gloves, no matter what Marc Jacobs tries to call them. what about for the dudes?!

The ones in the middle of the first picture are for guys (Dior Homme). Also, the 3.1 Phillip Lim gloves with the button appear to be unisex.

hey fellas, just wear them appropriatly and the ones that aren’t extra femenin will still look awsome. I am a large man of a man and I only se 2 up there that would be difficult for guys to pull off. the phillip lim and the martin margiela’s could still be part tucked into a sleeve and work fine.

I will certainly get a few pairs this season.

where can I find ones with more… erhh… affordable prices?

Urban Outfitters has plenty of affordable ones, though of course you’ll be stuck with acrylic rather than cashmere and wool. Or if you can wait a few weeks, Alice Temperley designed a pair for her collection at Target.

dapperdigits are quite affordable. They also let you customize.

I fell in love with these things back when I saw Rose from Doctor Who wearing them. Was that really only 2006?

Hobo gloves, yes. I always liked that look, though. I used to cut the fingers off regular gloves but they of course would unravel.

I own a few pairs of “real” fingerless gloves now and I love them.

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I found some very unique ones made by a woman called Mo. Cher buys them
from her too. She sells them at a store called Morning Glory in Burlingame.
Very retro prints, leopard, beautiful buttons…love them.

These are awesome! There’s another company selling ones that work great for boys as well, they’re even calling them bumgloves. :)
Check out www.bumgloves.com, I got a pair and it’s the total ice-breaker at parties. They came in a brown paperbag. I cracked up! :)
And they donate to homeless shelters, so that rocks.

these are fantastic!!! edgy and very interesting….

i was thinking that if you wanted to save money a good way to make a pair of these gloves would be to buy a pair of legwarmers and just cut a hole for your thumb…since they are made for your legs they would be kind of big at the top, but maybe that could be stylish, since the style is kind of hobo-chic.

thanks so much for posting this, i love it! :)