12 PAIRS OF MAGIC GLOVES - ONE SIZE FITS ALL

These are good bulk gloves. They fit on the S/M side. I would not consider them to be "one size fits all". If you have big hands these are not going to fit well. The quality is what you would expect from bulk gloves. Decent enough that they will endure a few washes and some wear and tear from a cold season or two. I don't expect a pair to last longer then one year though if that, which is fine considering the cheap price.Be aware these are think knit gloves. They are not going to keep your hands toasty warm. I find they do well in the 40's but below that they do not provide much insolation. That really doesn't bug me though because I prefer to have thin gloves that I can maneuver my hands in and be a little cold then having to constantly take bulky gloves on and off (which sort of defeats the purpose of wearing gloves anyhow).These gloves will not work with your touch screen devices. However the fingers are thin enough that if you pull the fabric tight sometimes you work the touch screen.All in all, good value bulk gloves. If you have kids that are constantly losing or destroying their gloves this is a good buy. If you are the kind of guy like me who likes to have a pair of gloves in the pocket of every coat this is also a good value. I also like having plenty of spares sitting in the drawer. No need to go hunting for your gloves when you can just yank out a new pair. And that is a time/aggravation saver.

Used in costuming. They fit all the various sizes of hands great. Priced at a fair amount.

First of all, you can't expect a lot from a pair of gloves that costs 83 cents. That being said, they are not so bad and will do in a pinch. They are good to have around for emergencies, to pass out to the homeless, or to have in your glove compartment. People are always losing gloves and these are good for a backup. If you are expecting great quality then spend more money. I got these for backup, for cheap Christmas gifts, and to donate to charity. There are some lose threads, but if you are out on the street freezing these would definitely be better than nothing. Also, I'm not sure how much they will stretch. Large men might need something bigger. They are definitely big enough for women and children and smaller men.

I keep a pair in every coat. That way when I grab a coat I don’t have to worry about gloves. Plus some in the car. Great for people who lose gloves because they are all the same and fit either hand. Warm enough for most weather conditions and are less restrictive than thicker gloves. You can also put plastic gloves over them if you are doing some dirty work outside. I buy both the full finger and half finger magic gloves.

These gloves are so handy to have around, and with twelve pairs, I am not going to run out of gloves soon. I’ve even given away a few pairs.They are similar to the gloves I’ve purchased before at the local drugstore, although those are currently running about $5 a pair. They are thin, not what you want to wear during a blizzard, but perfect for transitional weather, when you just want a thin covering on your hands. I’ve found that that type of weather is when I am most likely to lose gloves. When it is really cold out, I never forget or drop my gloves because I really need them. When it’s not super cold out, and gloves are optional, that’s when I take them off to do something or go in or out of a building, and they just slip away. So having a bag of gloves is terrific, and having them at this price is beyond terrific.These gloves are quite large. They are not suitable for children. I have long fingers and I still have room in these for long fingernails.They are plain black fabric. Functional. They look okay, with an occasional thread dangling that needs to be clipped.

You get what you pay for, BUT these are exactly what I wanted. Inexpensive, throw away gloves to wear while pushing a shopping cart around in the store. With the flu everywhere, I'll wear these while shopping, and throw them away after a few uses. They're actually pretty comfortable, and stretch to fit an adult hand. They come up just slightly over the wrists. (Some might say that's a little short, but they work for me). These gloves would be good for puttering around in the garage, planting plants, etc. They are somewhat warm, but not really cold weather gloves. I like 'em. They're just what I needed. I hope this helps.

I needed cheap gloves for work because I need to replace often. These are great for that. Good fit but I was expecting the smaller one size fits all but these are good. They are warm and comfortable.

I ordered 2 sets of 12 solid black gloves and paid just under $12 per set with free shipping, so that part was great.The gloves arrived very quickly, which was also great - especially since I live in Hawaii :).The description says these gloves are 60% Cotton and 40% Polyester, but the gloves I received were labeled as 90% Polyester and 10% Spandex. This is not a deal-breaker for me, but it does make me mistrustful. Also once you put the gloves on they are quite thin, with space between the threads for (cold) air to probably get through. They were very inexpensive though, so it is hard to complain too much.