The Etre Touchy gloves are missing fabric for the thumb and index fingertips to let people use their phones and favorite gadgets with ease. These sophisticated hand warmers are designed to keep extremities protected while allowing electronic device fanatics to keep connected with the tech world.
Available in wool, leather and cashmere, these gloves can be used in pretty much any device you can think of. They even serve a social purpose as blind people can wear them and also read braille. If you find gloves annoying because they stop individuals from doing many activities like eating or tying knots, then the Etre Touchy gloves are perfect for you.
The only drawback I can think about this product is what will happen to the unprotected fingertips during a long period of time exposed to the cold? However, if you are a social media addict, the Etre Touchy gloves will make life easier during winter.
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