where can i find white skin-tight gloves that go up to my elbows, and how much do they cost? are they itchy?
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Call a bridal shop.  They should have them or be able to special order them for you and your friend.\n\nIt has been a long time since I've bought any, so I wouldn't begin to guess at price.  The ones that fit the best used to button (pull on gloves lose their stretch fast), and if that is the style you buy you need to carry a hair pin.  Put the pin around the base of the button where the shank is sewn to the glove, thread the hair pin through the button hole, and pull through.  Saves time and fingernails :)\n\nYou might also call your local thrift stores (this is the kind of thing that gets dumped out when someone moves to a nursing facility) and costume shops.\n\nOh, forgot.  They aren't itchy.  Some are really satin, and others are tight knit to resemble satin, no roughness.
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awww i knw the feeling i used to have them on my upper arms it was told to me that it was dry skin try a realy rich body butter it worked for me also try to get some sun it helps but use spf i hope it works for you too and if not love yourself and wear shorts anyway forget what others think if you can i know it can be hard but screw them ya know? lol good luck
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Not sure if they have them, but try Lillywhites and they've got a sale on.\n\nGood luck :)
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Hey, Glad to help with the MR2...Anyway, Go to DuluthTrading.com They sell All kinds of clothes and outdoor gear for MEN. One of their products is a Better pair of Boxers. The fabric is a Polyester knit that Is thin and stretchy while wicking moisture up to 10x better than cotton to keep you drier. They are a little pricey...about $15.00/pair but they are really good. The Longtail T shirts are great there as well...They are longer to avoid 'Plumbers Butt' Check it out...it is good stuff there.
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You can buy Adidas Fingersave gloves... These kinds of gloves have a plastick filliment in every single finger to strengthen you hand when saving... I bought my brother some for his birthday and he thinks they are awesome... They are however quite expensive... Your looking at around 60 quid! Have a look on ebay and you can get some new ones for around 40! They are worth the pennys...
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What are you looking for?\n\nI bought mine at Play it Again Sports. They were used and a bit dirty, but they were so much cheaper.\n\nTarget and Walmart carry them also if you are looking for something decent that is cheap. If you want something really good, try a sporting goods store.
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I recommend glove repair.com  www.gloverepair.com, they are the best price I have seen.  Turn time is good as well.\n\nYour other option is to buy a kit and laces and do it your self.  I think Rawlings makes a pretty good kit.  Comes with a lacing tool and a couple strands of lace.  It's not hard too do it just takes a little bit of time to do it.  See below:\n\nSteps:  \n\n1.   Treat the new rawhide lacing with a leather softener or glove oil before you begin work. This will allow the leather to soften and make it easier to handle.  \n  \n2.   Inspect the lacing and memorize the lacing pattern.  \n  \n3.   Remove one section of the broken lacing (see A). If necessary, use a pair of scissors to cut it free. (Image 1)  \n  \n4.   Tie a simple overhand knot at one end of a long piece of the new rawhide lacing. Pull the knot as tight as possible.  \n  \n5.   Using a leather awl, ice pick or other pointy tool, push the lacing through the first hole in the stitching pattern. Pull the lacing through, up to the knot in its end.\n  \n6.   Continue threading the lacing through the holes, following the lacing pattern of the original. Pull the lacing as tight as possible without deforming the glove. The lacing will stretch over time, so tightness is essential to a lasting repair.  \n  \n7.   Place another overhand knot in the lacing at the end of the section. Adjust the knot so that it is snug against the glove. Cut off any excess lacing.  \n  \n8.   Continue working on other sections as needed.  \n  \n  \nOverall Tips:  \n\nDon't remove all the old lacing on your glove at once, or you will probably forget the lacing pattern. Work section by section.  \n  \nRawhide lacing, leather softener and a leather awl can be purchased at hardware stores.
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Search under brands like:\n\nMongoose\nHornet\nor.........
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garden glove? Washing gloves? Batting gloves?
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There are several sites you can check out ..\n\n3wishes.com\nfredericks.com\nfeelingusa.com\ndressed2play.com\nwonderlandavenue.com\n\nJust to name a few.. just do a search, look around - you will find what you are looking for.  As well you might find a deal on ebay!\n\nTons of hugs from Mel
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go to a sporting goods store, I believe they are $20 and up
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I have issues with darker skin on my elbows and someone told me to cut a lemon in half and just rub my elbow in it for 10 minutes a day or so and they lightened right up, it's just one of those things skin do.  There are also skin lightening products, but they contain chemicals which would probably irritate the sensitive armpit area.
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I agree your best bet as an "up and coming" glove manufacturer would be sell on eBay.com. Then from there build a client base and do networking with purchasers of your product. Word of Mouth is an excellent and cheap advertisement. That is as long as your gloves are of fine quality. Good Luck.
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If they are on the back of your arms they might be sunspots. I have the same problem. Wash them regularly but do not scrub them (they will get irritated and get worse). I started using my oil of olay lotion on them a few months ago and it seems to have smoothed them out a bit and they arent so red. Also use sunscreen when you are out. Dont be afraid to wear tank tops. The more confident you are the better you will feel about yourself. And T shirts arent that great for a woman.
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Get a proper pair of jodhpurs, because riding in jeans is horrible. You get bruises and rashes from the rubbing and any metal clips etc. Or, wear soft trousers. Also, hard hats should be supplied but if they're not- get one! Its the single most important piece of equipment, and trust me, they work. Horka hats are good. Flat shoes and a loose t shirt are fine, unless you decide you want to take riding seriously, in which case you can buy boots and stuff at a later stage. Enjoy your riding....
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look on fingerhut.com...They have stuff like that a lot.
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the browns official site has some stuff http://www.clevelandbrownsteamshop.com/home.php?cat=276&sort=productcode&sort_direction=0&page=1, but no white/pink hoodies