Arm Wear

Arm Wear

Arm warmers
sleeves with a hole cut out for the thumb.

Baseball glove / catcher's mitt
Players in the field wear gloves to help them catch the ball and prevent injury to their hands.

Bridal Gauntlets
Gloves worn during a wedding that cover some or a large part of the arms but only cover the back of the hands with a small loop that a finger slides through. Typically made of lace.

Boxing gloves
A specialized padded mitten

Chainmail gloves
Worn by Butchers and woodcutters to prevent cuts or lost of fingers.

Cycling gloves
Driving gloves intended to improve the grip on the steering wheel.

Detached Sleeves
Sleeve with an elastic material built in that hug the upped arm. Typically worn with a matching top.

Evening Gloves
a type of formal glove that reaches beyond the elbow. Usually made of silk or another soft material.

Fetish Gloves
Gloves typically made of latex or leather to provide a smooth touch.

Fingerless Gloves
Gloves that do not cover the fingers allowing for a greater degree of dexterity in the hands.

Fire resistant gloves
Gloves worn by aircrew and firefighters

Fishnet Gloves
Gloves with an open, diamond-shaped knit.

Gardening glove
Soft gloves worn to keep the hands clean as well as prevent blisters or splinters.

Gym gloves
Gloves worn and the gym.

Motorcycling gloves
Gloves worn while riding a motorcycle to improve the grip, may be regular or finger less.

Oven mitts
Used when cooking.

Skiing gloves
Padded and reinforced to protect from the cold, and from injury by skis.

Wheelchair gloves
A glove for users of manual wheelchairs.

Work Gloves
Gloves worn to prevent damage to the hands.

Wrist Cuffs
A cuff worn around the wrist. May be purely decorative, have rings for bondage use, or be made of metal. Wonder Woman's rocks the metal kind.