- What makes Isotoner touchscreen gloves different from ordinary winter gloves?
- The thumb and index or all fingertips carry conductive yarn so taps and swipes register on a capacitive screen. You keep the gloves on for calls, maps and messages in the cold. The trade-off is that the conductive tips wear faster than the rest of the glove with heavy use.
- Are the fleece-lined chevron gloves warm enough for deep winter?
- They suit commuting, errands and moderate cold. The fleece lining and knit cuff trap heat, but they are not a mountaineering glove. For long exposure below freezing, a heavier insulated glove is the better pick.
- How should I care for Isotoner gloves?
- Most Isotoner knit and fleece gloves are hand washable in cold water and should be air dried flat, away from direct heat. Check the care label on the specific pair, since leather-trimmed styles need different treatment. Machine washing and tumble drying can shrink the knit and damage the conductive tips.
- What is Isotoner's warranty and return policy?
- Isotoner backs its gloves against manufacturing defects, and defects are typically handled through the brand's customer service with proof of purchase. Returns and exchanges follow the policy of the store you bought from, so check that store's terms before ordering. Keep the receipt for either route.
- Does Isotoner make gloves for men and women in the same styles?
- Yes. Many styles, including touchscreen and fleece-lined gloves, come in men's and women's sizing, and some are unisex. Sizing runs by hand measurement, so check the size chart rather than assuming your usual letter size.
- Are there Isotoner discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Isotoner products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.
