You Need This One Back For, You Know, Going To The Ice-Capades.

This right-hand black synthetic glove with sparkling circles all over it was found this afternoon by campus notable David S. on the steps of Barnard Hall.

It Wasn't Just A Fluke.

Earlier today, GlovesIFound reunited Morgan D. (pictured) with her gloves, which we found Sunday.

It Had To Be Maroon.

This synthetic maroon glove was found earlier tonight outside Broadway Residence Hall by straight-talkin' friend Ope O. and cockeyed dreamer Michael V. 

Designer Meets Public Transportation.

This black leather Ralph Lauren right-hand glove was found on the 1 platform of the Columbus Circle station earlier this evening by gadabout Noah B.

Frayed But Not Out.

This right-hand synthetic black fingerless glove with retractable mitten component was found in the stairwell of Hamilton Hall yesterday by cad Lew B.

Well It's Functional.

This left-hand black fleece glove with leather palm was found outside Hamilton Hall by sweetheart Layan F. the day before last, her birthday.

Simple Yet Elegant.

This left-hand lady's black leather glove with polyester lining was found outside John Jay the evening before last by bon vivant Evan J.

How'd It Get This Dirty?

This right-hand dark brown synthetic glove was found in the lobby of John Jay last night by bon vivant Evan J. This glove is so dirty it's stiff.

Meet Brendan; See His Gloves.

Well, this time it's official, a glove posted on GlovesIFound last Monday was officially reunited with its rightful owner, Brendan H. (pictured), today. This is, needless to say, a big moment for us here at GlovesIFound.

Burgundy on Burgundy.

This dainty lady's right-hand knit glove with leather palm was found at Broadway and 113th this afternoon by local eccentric Julia D.

As a side note, we love Bwog.

Green and Black? Why I Never!

This interesting right-hand black leather glove with with green stitching and palm was found in the 116th st. subway station earlier this evening by winter-wear enthusiast Jasmine L.

A Glove From Across The Pond.

This Marks & Spencer black leather right-hand glove with adjustable strap at the wrist was found outside Barnard Hall thursday evening by gadabout Noah B., who really seems to be on a roll.

Smith Girls.

This synthetic black knit glove was found outside John Jay thursday evening by out-of-towner Claire D. 

Midtown Glove.

This black leather right hand glove was found on the stairs at the 1 platform in the 34th st. station yesterday afternoon by winter-wear enthusiast Jasmine L. on her way to the J Crew warehouse sale.

Oh Snap.

A twist on the standard black leather glove, this right-hand glove with a snap at the wrist was found in the lobby on John Jay last night by winter-wear enthusiast Jasmine L. and the editor.

Nice Try.

This black synthetic knit glove with faux-fur trim was spotted in the street on 114th near Broadway yesterday evening by winter-wear enthusiast Jasmine L. and the editor.

Quite The Glove.

This green leather cashmere lined left-hand glove with decorative beads and flourishes was found at La Negrita last night by jet-setter Pauline B., sometimes a glove comes along that you just wish you could keep for yourself.

Aw!

This incredibly adorable white knit GAP brand infant's mitten was found on the sidewalk on Broadway the night before last by go-getter Sarah S.

Party Glove.

This synthetic black knit glove was found on the floor of 1020 the night before last by campus notable David S.

Zissouesque.

This bright red knit mitten (reminiscent of The Life Aquatic) was found in the women's locker room of Dodge the evening before last by local eccentric Julia D. Clearly a well loved mitten, a small hole was mended by the owner with burgundy string.

A Giant Glove For A Giant Man, Presumably.

This gigantic Thinsulate brand gray knit glove with polyester lining was found yesterday afternoon by gadabout Noah B.

It's Always Nice To See A Mitten

This colorful knit mitten was found yesterday morning by gadabout Noah B.

It's A Bit Much If You Ask Me.

This shiny, synthetic, fuzzy blue glove was found in the hallway of John Jay 12 at 8:00 this evening by the editor.

Damp And Dingy, Yet Still In Need Of A Home.

This very small, dirty, off-white, and presumably synthetic fabric knit glove was found on the sidewalk on the west side of Broadway between 113th and 114th at 5:30 this evening by the editor.

What A Fascinating Glove

This navy acrylic/aylon blend right-hand glove with polyester/olefin blend lining and an intriguing blue faux-leather patch on its palm was found by gadabout Noah B. in the post-inauguration mêlée on Low Steps this afternoon.

Another Lefty.

This navy fleece Thermacheck left-hand glove was found outside Barnard Hall at around 2:30 this afternoon by Rhode Islander Olivia B.

Well It Finally Happened.

Saturday night, Gloves I Found left our very own gloves in madcap Eliza S. (pictured)'s apartment, and well, she found them and returned them to us, making these brown leather cashmere-lined gloves the first gloves successfully reunited through this site (sort of).

A Left-Hand Glove!

This fleece blue with black trim Marzella-brand glove was found outside the John Jay Lounge minutes ago by elected official Erik K. A tremendous rarity, this is the first solo left-hand glove we've found.

Another One

Yet another black leather right-hand glove (polyester lined) was found at around 2:00 pm today in the lobby of John Jay by local eccentric Julia D. 

You Know, Brooklyn.

This synthetic fabric knit black children's glove was found by the editor at the corner of Bedford and 11th in Williamsburg yesterday afternoon. What can we say? It's nothing special.

The Other Subway Glove

This presumably synthetic fabric black knit glove was found by the editor and Barnard girl Madeline S. in the 14th Street 1 train platform, also in mid-December.

...And We're Back!

This black leather cashmere-lined right-handed glove was found by the editor and Barnard girl Madeline S. in the Columbia subway station in mid-December. Please forgive the delay, Gloves I Found is bicoastal, but, sadly, our camera was not.