Claudia Winkleman’s fingerless gloves are a staple of her wardrobe on The Traitors, and we know where to shop the exact pairs she’s been wearing on the celebrity version of the show
When it comes to The Traitors, Claudia Winkleman’s fingerless gloves are as synonymous with the show as the round table and murders. Every season, Claudia and her stylist Sinead McKeefry find a way to incorporate a cosy pair of fingerless gloves into countless outfits, and the most recent Celebrity Traitors is no different.
As we head towards even colder weather, we’re fully on board the knitted handwear train, which is why we were delighted to spot that the exact pairs Claudia has been wearing on the show are now back in stock. British brand Brora have been keeping Claudia’s hands warm for multiple seasons now, and you can shop her Cashmere Wristwarmers for £65.
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We’ve only had two episodes of Celebrity Traitors so far, and we’ve already been treated to two different pairs of Brora’s Cashmere Wristwarmers in Claudia’s Highlands wardrobe. During the contestants first challenge in a graveyard Claudia wore an iconic cape emblazoned with the word Celebrities, and kept cosy with a pair of light grey hand warmers in the shade “ash”.
Meanwhile, for the first Trojan Horse mission, Claudia was wearing the “sorrel” green pair of the fingerless gloves, which Sinead styled with a tweed jacket from Chloe and a pair of Hunter wellies. This khaki green colourway is a brand new addition to the already extensive shade range of the wristwarmers, which come in a grand total of 11 different colours.
Claudia’s Cashmere Wristwarmers are made from 100% four-ply Scottish cashmere which means they’re cosy, warm and luxuriously soft to wear. They’re an absolute staple as we head through autumn and into winter, managing to keep your hands (and wrists) warm, whilst still leaving your fingers free for things like using your phone, fastening buttons and zips and even just holding your dog’s lead on a walk.
If you want something that’ll keep even more of you warm, Toast’s £30 Nishiguchi Kutsushita Merino Tipless Gloves are elbow length and come in three different colours, with individual cut outs for each finger. For more affordable pairs, White Company’s Cashmere Essential Wristwarmer are £49 whilst still being made from pure cashmere, while Next’s Oatmeal Wool Cashmere Handwarmer Gloves are £20 and made from a cosy blend of wool and cashmere.
If you want to err on the side of luxury, Johnston’s of Elgin’s Light Grey Cashmere Wrist Warmers are £90 and made from 100% pure cashmere, with eight different neutral colours to pick from. Meanwhile Strathberry – whose handbags are a firm favourite of Kate Middleton – have the Westray Fingerless Cashmere Gloves for £70, with each pair handmade in Scotland.