Youth Winter Gloves for School, Play and Snow

Use the manufacturer’s size chart and make sure the fingers reach their ends without being compressed. A glove that is much too large can reduce dexterity.

Mittens often help retain warmth by keeping fingers together, while gloves make tasks like zipping coats easier. Choose by exposure and the child’s needs.

For snow play or wet conditions, waterproof construction can help keep hands dry. A water-repellent finish may not provide the same protection.

Use attached clips or a leash where the product provides them, and label the pair for school or group activities.