Fingerless Knit Gloves – a close wrap that stops short of the fingertips

A stretch knit glove that closes over the palm and the wrist and ends before the fingertips. The fit is close without pinching, so a pen, a phone screen and a steering wheel all behave normally. Four sizes run from S to XL.

Why pick a half-finger cut?

Full gloves usually ask you to choose between a close wrap and usable fingers. Cutting the fingers short removes the choice. The knit tapers across the hand so the wrap stays even from wrist to knuckles.

Fingertips left out: type, fasten a button or scroll a screen without removing them.
Even wrap: the knit tapers so the fit stays consistent across palm and wrist.
Four sizes: S through XL, each moving with the hand instead of against it.
Airy knit: light enough for hours indoors with no clammy feeling.
Low bulk: sits flat under a sleeve and reads more like a wristband than gear.

A quiet layer you notice mainly when you take them off.

Pull them on from the wrist end first, then work the palm into place until the seam lines up under the thumb. A gentle machine cycle and an afternoon flat on a rack is all the care they need. Keeping two pairs in rotation means one is always dry.