Here in Minnesota, good old fashioned unlined leather chopper mitts with wool mitten liners. I fashioned a mitten leash out of lampwick Antarctic-explorer style (e.g. http://www.viaggipolari.it/ernest-shackleton-2/), It's excellent because I can take the mitts off and not have to hold them. Helpful at stop lights, etc, and sometimes I just slip them off for a few minutes if I get too warm; cools my whole body. While cotton lampwick is the traditional material, it is hard to find in bulk. You could make a leash out of nylon webbing, leather, rope, etc. The cross-brace (see photo on site) just needs to be able to slide. And then just tack a bar on to the cuff of each mitt, much like a light blinky bar/tab, and loop the leash through each mitt. Use buckles, snaps, whatever your fancy as a way to remove the leash from the mitt or to adjust the length of the leash. To size, make sure the leash is slightly longer than finger-tip to finger-tip with arms out straight to the sides (wingspan) Plus you can hang 'em up on a hook; it's a total mitten-loss protection system!
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