thin fleece gloves for women’s hands?

I have very small hands and find most brands that sell women’s gloves are fine, Mountain Hardwear, REI, Montbell ect. if you just want something cheap and light LANDS’ END has some on sale for $5

I don't know who the fit models are for gloves (I've had TNF, Mtn Hardwear, Marmot, etc.) but there are always a couple of fingers that are WAY too long.

What kind of hands do people have? Mine are slightly large (for a female) with proportional fingers…just how long are women's fingers supposed to BE, according to glovemakers? ;^)

I have long, thin fingers. So I guess they're designing them for me!

I get thin fleece gloves from the thrift store. Seriously. A lot of them seem to come originally from Old Navy and sometimes they still have the price tags on. They are often in fun colors. I have some bright pink plaid ones and some leopard ones. But I also have some plain black ones. They're less than $5 and they do the job. I suppose you could skip the thrift store and try Old Navy, but this is probably not the time of year to find fleece gloves new.

Does it have to be fleece? I have a pair of Icebreaker merino wool liners that are very thin. I think thinner than any fleece ones I've seen. They're also slim and long. I think Icebreaker may have a couple of different models; these are the ones without a separate cuff (which I prefer). You can find them for under $20 on sale.