Gloves and mittens at Global Swanky keep your hands warm, dry and connected all winter: touchscreen knit gloves, fleece-lined touchscreen cycling gloves, water-resistant ski gloves with thermal lining, leather driving gloves, shiny stretch leather gloves, rechargeable heated gloves, outdoor grip gloves and fingerless styles for training. Prices start at $20.40.
Key Takeaways
- Our gloves and mittens range includes about 297 products across glove types, starting from $20.40 as of October 15, 2026.
- By product type, 73 are tactical and outdoor gloves, 69 are knit gloves and mittens, 60 are leather gloves, 43 are touchscreen leather gloves, 24 are driving gloves, 16 are wool knit gloves and 12 are fleece mittens.
- The median starting price is $23.69, and 192 products start under $25.
- The National Weather Service advises that mittens, snug at the wrist, are better than gloves in extreme cold.
- About 112 styles mention touchscreen compatibility.
On this page
- Why the Right Gloves and Mittens Matter
- Choosing Between Gloves and Mittens
- What's in Our Gloves and Mittens Collection?
- Types of Gloves and Mittens
- Gloves and Mittens by Activity
- How to Choose Gloves and Mittens
- Caring for Gloves and Mittens
- Shipping, Returns and Support
- Gloves and Mittens FAQs
- Find the Right Gloves and Mittens
Why the Right Gloves and Mittens Matter
Cold, wind and wet weather can numb your fingers in minutes. A good pair of gloves or mittens keeps hands warm, protects skin from chapping and lets you keep commuting, driving, cycling or playing in the snow. Touchscreen fingertips mean you can still use your phone without taking them off.
Warmth
Insulated linings trap heat around your hands.
Grip
Textured palms help on handlebars, steering wheels and poles.
Phone-friendly
Touchscreen fingertips work with phones and tablets.
Choosing Between Gloves and Mittens
The National Weather Service advises dressing in layers of loose-fitting, lightweight, warm clothing and a hat, and notes that mittens, snug at the wrist, are better than gloves in extreme cold. It also recommends trying to stay dry and out of the wind.
Choose mittens for maximum warmth
Fingers share heat inside mittens, making them ideal for very cold days.
Choose gloves for dexterity
Gloves let you grip, type and handle keys and zippers.
Keep hands dry
Wet gloves lose warmth fast; pack a spare pair on snowy days.
What's in Our Gloves and Mittens Collection?
The range includes about 297 glove and mitten products as of October 15, 2026.
| Glove |
Example and price (USD) |
| Touchscreen knit gloves |
Touchscreen Winter Knit Gloves for Women and Men ($21.70) |
| Fleece cycling gloves |
Touchscreen Cycling Gloves with Thermal Fleece ($22.52) |
| Touchscreen cycling gloves |
Cycling Gloves with Touchscreen and Non-Slip Grip ($23.74) |
| Driving gloves |
Water-Resistant Windproof Winter Driving Gloves ($24.23) |
| Outdoor gloves |
Outdoor Gloves with Anti-Slip Grip and Thermal Warmth ($24.31) |
| Ski gloves |
Winter Ski Gloves with Warm Thermal Lining ($25.10) |
| Stretch leather gloves |
High Elasticity Shiny Leather-Look Gloves ($26.07) |
| Wool gloves |
Touchscreen Wool Winter Gloves ($47.88) |
Counts above come from product types. For scarves and wraps, browse our scarves and gloves collection.
Types of Gloves and Mittens
Knit gloves and mittens
Soft, stretchy knits for everyday warmth.
Fleece mittens
Cozy fleece keeps fingers together for extra warmth.
Touchscreen gloves
Conductive fingertips work with phones and tablets.
Ski and snow gloves
Insulated, water-resistant gloves for snow sports and shoveling.
Leather and driving gloves
Sleek fit and grip for driving and dressier outfits.
Heated gloves
Rechargeable heating elements add extra warmth on frigid days.
Outdoor and cycling gloves
Grippy palms and windproof shells for riding and outdoor work.
Gloves and Mittens by Activity
| Activity |
Good choice |
Why |
| Daily commute |
Touchscreen knit gloves |
Warm and phone-friendly |
| Extreme cold |
Fleece mittens |
Maximum warmth |
| Skiing and snow play |
Ski gloves |
Insulated and water-resistant |
| Driving |
Leather driving gloves |
Grip and style |
| Winter cycling |
Fleece-lined cycling gloves |
Wind protection and grip |
| Very cold outdoor work |
Heated gloves |
Extra warmth |
How to Choose Gloves and Mittens
- Measure around your knuckles and palm length.
- Pick mittens for warmth or gloves for dexterity.
- Choose water-resistant shells for snow.
- Look for snug cuffs to keep out wind.
- Choose touchscreen fingertips for phone use.
- Check battery and charging details on heated gloves.
Caring for Gloves and Mittens
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Hand wash knits in cool water and lay flat to dry.
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Wipe leather clean and condition it occasionally.
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Dry wet gloves away from direct heat.
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Remove batteries before washing heated gloves.
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Store pairs together to avoid losing one.
Shipping, Returns and Support
We ship accessories to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, so order before winter sets in. You can track your order once it ships.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.
Gloves and Mittens FAQs
Are mittens warmer than gloves?
Generally, yes. Mittens keep your fingers together so they share heat, and the National Weather Service notes that mittens snug at the wrist are better than gloves in extreme cold. Gloves trade some warmth for better dexterity.
Do touchscreen gloves work with all phones?
Touchscreen gloves use conductive threads in the fingertips and work with most capacitive touchscreens on phones and tablets. Thick gloves may feel less precise, so tap firmly with the marked fingertips.
How do I find my glove size?
Wrap a soft tape measure around your dominant hand at the widest part, just below the knuckles and excluding the thumb, then measure from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger. Compare both measurements with each listing's size chart.
Are heated gloves safe?
Heated gloves are safe when used as directed. Charge them with the supplied charger, start on a low setting, stop if they feel too hot and don't use damaged batteries. People with reduced sensation in their hands should check with a doctor first.
Are these gloves waterproof?
Many winter gloves are water-resistant, which handles light snow and drizzle. Fully waterproof gloves have sealed membranes. Check each listing, and dry gloves thoroughly between uses.
Can I wash leather gloves?
Most leather gloves shouldn't go in the washing machine. Wipe them with a damp cloth and mild soap, let them air dry away from heat, and use a leather conditioner to keep them soft.
What gloves are best for driving?
Thin leather or grippy driving gloves give good control of the steering wheel without bulk. Avoid thick ski gloves when driving, as they reduce feel and grip.
Can I wear gloves under mittens?
Yes, wearing thin liner gloves under mittens adds warmth and lets you remove the mittens for tasks without exposing bare skin to the cold.
What are fingerless gloves for?
Fingerless gloves keep palms warm while leaving fingertips free for typing, training or cycling. They're best for mild cold rather than freezing weather.
How do I keep gloves from getting lost?
Clip pairs together with a glove clip, keep them in the same coat pocket, and choose bright colors that are easy to spot.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.
Can I return gloves and mittens?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for return instructions. There's no restocking fee.
Find the Right Gloves and Mittens
Choosing gloves and mittens comes down to three checks: how cold it gets, how much dexterity you need, and the right fit. A pair of touchscreen knit gloves or fleece mittens makes an easy start.
Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid, or browse our sun hats and men's sportswear collections.
