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Etre Touchy gloves give gadgets the finger

Gloves lack thumb and index finger so gadget users can keep warm while more easily touching, tapping, and pinching their devices' controls and touch screens.

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Like the Freehands that came before them, the Etre Touchy gloves lack a thumb and index finger so gadget owners can keep their hands warm while more easily touching, tapping, and pinching their devices' controls and touch screens. Are we seeing a style trend? To quote the inimitable fashion maven Tim Gunn, "This worries me."

Hobo-esque though they are, however, the gray and turquoise gloves are actually pretty cute. And they present a nice solution for operating mobile phones, portable games systems, music players, and other electronic devices in cold weather.

The gloves sell online for about $23.50. Carry on!

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