warmest gloves

Knit by hand, these cozy gloves combine luxurious alpaca with a hint of sheep's wool. Sebastián Alayna Condere adds snowflakes, stripes and zigzags for warm winter fashion.

The colors of the firmament, when the sun finally bids day farewell, inspire the vibrant design of these alpaca wool long sleeve fingerless mitts. Fernando Cano creates vibrant patterns as he knits the mittens in shades of plum, orange, green and brown. Alpaca wool has been prized in the Andean region for centuries thanks to its warm and lightweight fleece.

Women in Kathmandu, Nepal, knit these unconventional, colorful winter mittens from pure wool. A single artisan is responsible for the item from start to finish, from casting on the first stitch to the hand-embroidered accents. The mitten flap can be folded over and secured with a coconut-wood button to leave fingers free, or folded over for warmth while still leaving a small exposed hole in the thumb open to enable texting or typing on a cell phone.

Please note: As these mittens are handmade, the color and pattern may vary slightly. However, the overall theme will remain the same.

Mittens only; hat not included.

Lush in dark rose, these gloves promise to keep hands warm for they are knit of alpaca wool. Inca royals preferred this wool, because it is warm and light weight. Alfredo Falcon designs the comfy gloves featuring braided patterns running from the cuffs to the finger tips.

Lush in in rich grey, these gloves promise to keep hands warm for they are knit of alpaca. Inca royals preferred this wool, because it is warm and light weight. Alfredo Falcon designs the comfy gloves featuring braided patterns running from the cuffs to the finger tips.