Sierra Gloves

I have been using thin leather driving gloves for over 30 years (while driving). My current version offers a bit of warmth, but not much. If you can find a pair that doesn’t have too many ventilation holes, the mossies probably wont be much of a problem. Hit your local Ace hardware store and see what they have in stock.

Goatskin is usually thin, good dexterity and quite tough. Most work gloves are open at the cuff tho.

Any glove with permethrin might work.

I always have an older version of this castelli glove on hand (pun intended). They may not keep the mosquitos at bay, I’ve never given it much thought. The fabric seems pretty tight as far as weave goes, so they may work for that purpose.

https://www.castelli-cycling.com/us/men/accessories/cycling-gloves/p/451952321P-010

Driving gloves or shooting gloves.

Just wear garden gloves. I have done a lot of hikes wearing leather garden gloves. They work great.

2nd the goatskin gloves

Had a pair from Home Depot many years back that were thin, light and conformed to the hands nicely. Unfortunately durability for gardening wasn’t that great. Developed holes in the fingers within that summer from digging in the ground. Could work for your purpose though

Ha! I had some goatskin work gloves that I really liked until early in the pandemic when I wore holes in four fingertips pulling weeds. That’s what set me on this hunt.