I purchased the red color, and I really really like the color. They are very pretty gloves, fairly soft, cozy, and thick enough they keep my hands toasty. As gloves go, I like them.

As touch gloves, they aren't the best.

First, I'm used to all-over conductive gloves, specifically the Agloves (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Agloves--Original-Touchscreen-Gloves/dp/B005GXMM5W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Agloves  Original Touchscreen Gloves</a>). There are HUGE advantages to having more than 2 fingertips. With 2 fingertips, I can use my touch devices (i.e. iPhone) basically, like answering the phone while driving. But I am constantly using my other fingers, especially my middle finger, to interact with the phone, and I can't do that with these gloves. I also like wearing gloves while I work, with a trackpad and Magic Mouse, which require more than the 2 fingers. So my first advice is: Go with all-over-conductive gloves.

But, how do these gloves function as they are designed? (Because obviously you can tell they are 2-fingers-only when you buy them.)
Well. They aren't too bad. But I don't find the sensitivity very good, especially typing on the iPhone is a chore because it doesn't work every few keys. One major problem is the seam on the thumbs. Who thought to have a seam running through a touch fingertip? Absolutely annoying. It makes it hard to press small buttons or slide small sliders, and it disrupts the functionality of the gloves doing anything on a touchscreen.

Conclusion: If you want a pair of pretty gloves to, say, keep in the car, or if you are going to be using your touch device sparingly but want to do so with gloves on, then these gloves would probably work for you. As I've said, I really like them as gloves. They are warm, pretty, and they actually cover my wrists.

Tag says Made in China, 100% Acrylic (except for conductive fingertips). The tag is tiny and white on the inside, easily removed. No brand name or anything on the rest of the gloves, so they are all-over pretty. Although, the different color on the tips is a little weird, especially on the red. The touch spots are a little bit darker, and it always makes me think I've gotten chocolate on them or something. (Though most of the time, it blends pretty well.)

There were no washing instructions on the tag or packaging. The Amazon page says dry-clean only. Hah. Usually what I do with stuff like that is wash them in the sink/shower with cold water and a little bit of shampoo. If I have any problems doing that -- or if I don't -- I'll update the review.