Keep it long, treasure it long.

Fingers are free.

A cute hand warmer with a fluffy boa texture that leaves your fingertips exposed. From Poland's COLDBREAKER, known for its extreme cold weather gear, comes a wrist warmer made from natural wool boa, just like their ribbed fleece mittens. It covers your hand from the back to the wrist while allowing your fingers to remain free, making it easy to operate your smartphone or write with a pen while wearing it. When a cozy hand peeks out from the sleeves of your coat, it enhances the winter vibe and makes outings a little more enjoyable.

Carry on with your usual tasks while wearing it

While boa materials are often made with blends of polyester and other fibers, this wrist warmer uses a natural wool boa fabric called "Wool 700." Wool is a natural material that absorbs and releases moisture, making it warm yet breathable, so you can wear it comfortably for extended periods while working on your computer at home. The inside is designed to be flatter compared to the outside, reducing the prickly sensation of wool, and the part that touches your wrist has a soft and fluffy texture. The edges are piped to prevent cold air from seeping in.

The color is a soft, natural hue typical of natural materials, making it stylish to let it peek out from the cuffs of wool coats or down jackets during winter. Unlike fingered gloves, you can choose a size without worry, making it a great gift for family or friends who feel the cold easily.

From Wintery Poland

COLDBREAKER is a brand that produces high-quality wool products ranging from clothing to room shoes. The manufacturing company, ALWERO, was established in Poland in 1999 and specializes in wool products. The Polish couple, Aleksandra and Roman, purchased a machine as a wedding gift and began manufacturing various products using fleece obtained from sheep, leveraging their family’s traditional craftsmanship. The beginning of ALWERO was marked by creating and selling wool insoles.

Wool products made in Poland, where winter temperatures can drop to minus 30 degrees Celsius, are incredibly warm and have excellent thermal insulation. In 2001, they obtained the "Rehabilitation Products" certificate, meeting many essential standards for medical products, and began producing items for health protection purposes. The wool is cut in a special way to minimize the characteristic prickly texture, resulting in a soft and gentle feel against the skin. Additionally, by knitting natural wool into a mesh structure, they ensure comfort without overheating. With a team that includes a PhD in kinesiology and a director from the World Biological Society, they are dedicated to developing better products and currently distribute their items mainly in Europe and North and South America, as well as in Japan and some parts of Asia.