In the cold season, a pair of Knitted Gloves with good thermal insulation performance is essential. So, what kind of Knitted Gloves have better thermal insulation performance?
First of all, the material is one of the key factors. Knitted Gloves made of wool usually have excellent thermal insulation performance. Wool fibers have a natural curled structure and can store a lot of air. Air is a poor conductor and can effectively prevent heat loss, thereby playing a role in warmth. Moreover, wool is also hygroscopic, which can absorb moisture emitted from the hands, keep the hands dry, and further enhance the warmth effect.
The thermal insulation performance of Knitted Gloves made of cashmere is even better. Cashmere fibers are very fine and soft, lighter than wool, but their thermal insulation performance far exceeds that of wool. The thermal insulation principle of cashmere is also achieved by storing air. At the same time, cashmere also has good elasticity and softness, and is very comfortable to wear.
In addition to natural materials, some high-tech synthetic fibers can also provide good thermal insulation performance. For example, some fiber materials with hollow structures can store air like wool and have better water resistance and wear resistance. There are also some fibers with added insulation materials, such as far-infrared fibers, which can provide warmth to the hands by radiating heat.
Secondly, the thickness of the gloves will also affect the warmth performance. Generally speaking, thicker gloves can provide better warmth. However, gloves that are too thick may affect the flexibility of the hands, so it is necessary to find a balance between warmth and flexibility.
Furthermore, design details are also important. For example, Knitted Gloves with windproof cuffs can prevent cold wind from entering from the wrists and enhance warmth performance. Some gloves have special designs on the fingers, such as extended finger sleeves or fingertips that can touch mobile phones, which can not only meet daily use needs, but also better protect fingers from cold invasion.
In addition, the tightness of knitting will also affect the warmth performance. Tight knitting structures can reduce air circulation, thereby better keeping the hands warm. Although loose knitting structures may be more breathable, the warmth performance will be reduced accordingly.
In short, Knitted Gloves with good thermal insulation performance usually use high-quality thermal insulation materials, have appropriate thickness and tight knitting structure, and pay attention to details in design. They can effectively block the cold and provide warm and comfortable protection for the hands.
