GLOVE CONSTRUCTION

A construction and pattern for fingered gloves, particularly dress gloves, especially designed for use with knit and stretch fabrics. The trank includes back and palm portions folded at the little finger edge of the hand for wrap around comfort. The back portion of the trank includes the back portions of the little, ring and middle finger stalls and the back and palm portions of the forefinger stall to provide a wrap-around effect at the forefinger edge fold. The thumb stall is part of the back portion of the trank when knit or stretch material is used, in which case special seams and stitching are utilized to impart a fashionable set-in appearance, or the thumb stall is cut separately for non-knit materials. A sidefinger fourchette is installed by continuous seams from the forefinger tip to the little finger tip and is cut to taper toward the tips of each finger stall before final stitching.