Women's Sunisa Long Sheepskin Gloves with Touchscreen Leather

Since it is June--Not likely I will wear until temps approach freezing!

Just what I needed for the deep freeze.

I have a pair of Overland cashmere lined gloves that I love but wanted some with touchscreen capabilities since my car has a touchscreen. I got tired of pulling off my glove every time I wanted to change music etc. The thumb doesn't seem to work but the index finger does. Cannot do fine touchscreen work (like sending a text) but works well enough I can leave my gloves on while driving. I got the black- my finger tips seemed slightly discolored after wearing but I'm sure that will improve over time.

Wear at freezing & below temps. Generously lined in thick soft sheepskin. Beautifully cut suede with stitched detail. Length way above the wrist even cuffed. I got the brown. Very handsome. The 'digital touch' fingers work to open apps. Typing requires a bit of patience. As to size: I wear a 6 1/2. Sometimes, a 7. I got 2 pairs of Lg as the sheepskin is thick & I wanted room for circulation. They are also a bit narrow. Still, a cozy fit. Altogether, great cold weather gloves. Very elegant.

These are a well-made, sturdy glove. They are a bit bulky due to the sheepskin and shearling, but overall works well. Have not really tried the "touchscreen leather" option, but to be honest I don't think I would, as the bulkiness of the glove itself would make me worry that I would drop my phone if I tried to manipulate the touchscreen. I have some thinner silk-lined suede gloves from another source that work well for day-to-day use, but the Sunisa Long Sheepskin gloves (not really that long, actually, but more 'normal' length with the turnback cuff option) will be good for those really chilly days.

These gloves fell apart in less than two weeks. I requested an exchange and had the same issue. They are not worth $99 and Overland should really do better production control. Pros: They're very warm. They look lovely. The sheepskin lining and suede leather is high quality. Overland performed an exchange and then a refund and did not make me eat the $99 loss. Cons: The thread used to sew these gloves is incredibly weak. The seams started to come apart in less than 2 weeks of minimal use. They were made in China, which is most likely why the craftsmanship is so bad. $99 is the price you charge for handmade gloves, not horrible manufacturing. They don't work with touch screens, and the "leather" in that area is incredibly poor quality. Even after requesting an exchange the second gloves started to split at the seam as well, these gloves are overall just poorly made. I ended up buying rabbit lined Italian made gloves for $99 from another company and I'm quite happy with them. Overland has lost my trust and I would not recommend purchasing from them. I really love my Overland boots as they are beautiful and warm, but after this experience I worry about the quality for all their products now.

Excellent for a cold winter like this one! These keep hands warm, and are long enough to prevent gaps in coverage at the wrist. I was concerned that the gadget-ready fingertips would interfere with insulation, but I needn't have worried. These keep fingers warm and toasty. They are beautiful, and beautifully made.

Beautiful quality of wool. So soft and plush. The "tech" finger tip works perfect. The thing for me is the size large fingers were a little too long so returned for a medium. I'm a size 8.

The attention to detail is phenomenal. Soft warm and stunning. Gloves weren't identical to photo. The soft inlay wasn't gray and black like the Toscana trim on my coat I ordered. Disappointing, but I guess it will have to do.

Love these gloves. Today was a very cold day and my first opportunity to wear my new gloves. I was nice and warm and the fit is excellent.