Wildfool 100% Alashan cashmere fingerless gloves in natural undyed — overhead flat lay on linen

The Alashan Cashmere Fingerless Glove

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$42.00

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The Alashan Cashmere Fingerless Glove

Your fingers stay free. The rest stays warm.

$42.00

About this item

The gloves that warm your wrists and leave your fingertips free to type.

100% Alashan cashmere, knit from goats wintering on Inner Mongolia's high plateau where temperatures drop past −30°C (the harsher the climate, the finer the undercoat).

100% Alashan cashmere — goat, not sheep
Fingerless design covers palms + wrists, leaves fingertips free
Ribbed cuff — stays at the wrist without binding
Hand wash cold or machine wash in a mesh bag on gentle

Type through a cold meeting. The wrists stay warm; the screen still works.

What Alashan cashmere actually does for your hands ↓

Material: 100% Alashan Cashmere
Construction: Fingerless knit
Length: Covers wrist to second knuckle
Weight: ~45g per pair
Origin: Fiber from Inner Mongolia, knit in China

Hand wash cold with cashmere detergent or a wool-safe shampoo, or machine wash in a mesh bag on gentle. Lay flat to dry — don't hang. Light pilling in the first 2–3 wears is normal; a cashmere comb lifts it. After that, the fiber settles and pills less each season.

You pull them on at the desk and the stiffness goes out of your fingers within a minute. The cashmere is warm against the pulse points on your wrist — where most of the heat loss happens — and light enough at the palm that you stop noticing them. You type. You scroll. You turn a page. Your hands stay warm, your fingertips stay useful.

Alashan cashmere goats grow a finer undercoat because they have no choice — the plateau winters past −30°C demand it. That same fiber region supplies the European luxury houses whose cashmere you've paid a label premium for. The difference isn't the goat; it's what happens after the fiber leaves the plateau.

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