Long Black Lace Gloves

These long black lace gloves reach the elbow and are made of sheer floral lace, so the skin shows through the pattern for a look that is dressy but never heavy. They have full fingers and a decorative trim at the cuff, and the soft polyester lace stretches to follow the hand.

Black Lace Gloves for Evening Looks

Black lace is the natural partner to a sequin or fringe dress at a 1920s party, and it suits New Year's Eve or a night at the opera just as well. For a Halloween costume, pair the gloves with a black veil or a witch's hat. Gothic and black-tie weddings are another fit, either for the bride or for guests who want a romantic touch.

How Elbow-Length Lace Gloves Should Sit

The cuff should rest just below or at the elbow, depending on arm length. Push the lace down gently between the fingers rather than tugging at the tips, which can stretch the pattern. Rings are worn over the glove if you want them visible. For longer satin styles, see our opera gloves.

Black Lace Gloves FAQ

What are long gloves called?

Long evening gloves are known as opera gloves. Elbow-length versions like these are a shorter variation.

Can I eat or drink while wearing them?

Etiquette says to remove gloves for eating. For drinks, a sheer lace glove is fine.

How should I wash lace gloves?

Hand wash in cool water with a little mild soap and dry flat.

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Long Lace Gloves