About this item

• SILICONE NON-SLIP GRIP — Pure cotton mini mitts with a printed silicone layer that grips hot handles instead of sliding. Heat resistant gloves for pots, pans, trays and casserole dishes.
• PROTECTS TO 500°F — The silicone oven gloves lining blocks heat while quilted cotton keeps hands comfortable. Silicone oven mitts heat resistant enough for baking, roasting, grilling and stovetop.
• DURABLE & MACHINE WASHABLE — Sturdy stitching holds the inner cotton in place wash after wash. Reusable pot holders that keep their shape and grip through daily cooking and baking.
• MINI SIZE, EVERYDAY USE — Short kitchen mitts slide on fast and hang neatly by the stove. Sized for a mini oven, air fryer basket, microwave dish or hot sheet pan without the extra bulk.
• PURPLE & YELLOW STRIPED — A bold colorway that brightens a plain counter and doubles as Halloween kitchen decor. Apartment essentials that use well for hispanic heritage month decorations.

Most oven mitts are one of two things: thick enough to be safe, or flexible enough to be useful. These are built to be both. Each mitt is made from pure cotton with a printed silicone layer across the palm and grip surface. The silicone does two jobs at once — it puts a heat barrier between your hand and the pan, and it grips hot handles so a heavy casserole dish does not shift on the way to the counter. The quilting is deliberate. Thin enough that you keep your grip and your dexterity, thick enough that heat does not travel through. Breathable cotton means your hands stay comfortable through a long bake rather than stiffening around a bulky, over-padded glove. The silicone lining protects against temperatures up to 500°F, which covers most of what a kitchen throws at it: oven trays, roasting tins, cast iron, barbecue tongs, air fryer baskets and microwave dishes. The mini size makes them quick to grab and easy to hang by the stove, so they end up in daily use rather than buried in a drawer. They are built to last, too. Sturdy stitching keeps the inner cotton in place through repeated washing, so they hold their shape and their function instead of going limp after a month. The purple and yellow stripe is what makes them worth leaving out. Bright enough to lift a plain kitchen, and a natural fit for Halloween styling when October arrives — but graphic rather than novelty, so they stay in rotation the rest of the year too. They give well. Housewarmings, new apartments, birthdays, anniversaries, Thanksgiving, or a small present for a host who likes a bit of color. A good pair of oven mitts is something people use every week and rarely buy for themselves. Care: machine wash and dry thoroughly before use. Keep away from open flame, and never use when damp, as wet fabric transfers heat