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Mittens and gloves for boys (2-8 Years)

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16 Results

Winter mittens (2-6x years)
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Auclair

Winter mittens (2-6x years)

$39.99

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$39.99

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Winter mittens (2-6x years)
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Auclair

Winter mittens (2-6x years)

$44.99

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$44.99

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Winter mittens (ages 2-6)
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Auclair

Winter mittens (ages 2-6)

$44.99

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$44.99

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Winter mittens (ages 2-6)
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Kombi

Winter mittens (ages 2-6)

$38.99

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$38.99

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Children's winter mittens (S-L)
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Kombi

Children's winter mittens (S-L)

$37.99

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$37.99

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Winter mittens (S-L)
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Kombi

Winter mittens (S-L)

$38.99

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$38.99

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Winter mittens (S-L)
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Kombi

Winter mittens (S-L)

$38.99

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$38.99

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Waterproof mittens (ages 2-10)
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Color Kids

Waterproof mittens (ages 2-10)

$34.99

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$34.99

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Waterproof mittens (ages 2-10)
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Color Kids

Waterproof mittens (ages 2-10)

$34.99

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$34.99

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Winter mittens (2-10 years)
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Deux par Deux

Winter mittens (2-10 years)

$33.99

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$33.99

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Winter mittens (ages 2-7)
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Deux par Deux

Winter mittens (ages 2-7)

$33.99

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$33.99

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Mid-season mittens (2-10 years)
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CeLaVi

Mid-season mittens (2-10 years)

$31.99

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$31.99

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Mid-season mittens (2-10 years)
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CeLaVi

Mid-season mittens (2-10 years)

$31.99

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$31.99

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Mid-season mittens (2-10 years)
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CeLaVi

Mid-season mittens (2-10 years)

$31.99

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$31.99

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PU Mitten CeLaVi
CeLaVi

PU Mitten CeLaVi

$21.99

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$21.99

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Mitten
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Perlimpinpin

Mitten

$21.99

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$21.99

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Learn more about our mittens and gloves for boys (2-8 years)

Mittens and gloves for boys: the right choice mainly depends on their use and the weather. Mittens are often the most effective at retaining warmth because the fingers remain together and warm up more easily. They are a very reassuring option when it is cold, when children remain outdoors for long periods or when their hands tend to become cold quickly.

Gloves provide greater dexterity. They are practical for handling fasteners, holding handlebars, gripping a railing or playing with greater precision. The goal is therefore not to choose the “best” option in general, but the one best suited to the routine: journeys to school, recess, trips to the park, winter sports and weekend walks.

Comfort is the first consideration: a pleasant interior material that does not itch, remains soft even after several washes and prevents irritation. Support is equally important: an accessory that slips or twists becomes frustrating and often ends up lost. A shape that makes them easier to put on is also desirable because the simpler it is, the more willingly children wear it and develop independence.

Moisture is the enemy in winter: melting snow, perspiring hands and transitions between indoors and outdoors. Carefully chosen mittens and gloves for boys must help hands stay dry and retain warmth without feeling stifling. Finally, durability is essential: strong seams, good resistance to friction and the ability to withstand washing.

 These are everyday accessories, and they must keep up without deteriorating after only a few outings.