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Oven Mitts

Silicone mitts with a quilted cotton liner, sold in pairs, in two cuff lengths.

Oven Mitts

Black Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

The plain black pair at the lowest price in the range, and the sensible first pair to own.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Black
$12.744.822,057 ratings
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Canyon Red Extra-Long Silicone Mitts

The 14.7-inch cuff in a warm brick red, built for deep roasting pans and back-of-oven reaches.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 14.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Canyon Red
$17.994.819,173 ratings
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Royal Blue Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

A saturated blue 13.7-inch pair that stays legible against stainless steel and white tile.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Blue
$17.994.822,057 ratings
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Turquoise Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

A bright turquoise 13.7-inch pair for cooks who lose things on a crowded counter.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Turquoise
$17.994.822,057 ratings
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Canyon Red Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

The brick-red 13.7-inch pair: warm colour, shorter cuff, easier on and off.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Red
$17.994.822,057 ratings
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Gray Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

Neutral mid-grey in the 13.7-inch cuff: the pair that matches almost any kitchen.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Gray
$17.994.822,057 ratings
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Green Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

A deep leaf green in the 13.7-inch cuff, sitting between neutral and bright.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Green
$17.994.822,057 ratings
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Empire Red Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

A cooler, deeper red than the canyon shade, in the standard 13.7-inch cuff.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Empire Red
$17.994.822,057 ratings
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Yellow Long-Cuff Silicone Mitts

High-visibility yellow, 13.7-inch cuff — the pair nobody in the house can claim not to have seen.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 13.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Yellow
$17.994.822,057 ratings
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Black Extra-Long Silicone Mitts

The 14.7-inch black pair: maximum forearm cover in the colour that shows nothing.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 14.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Black
$19.794.819,173 ratings
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Aqua and Black Extra-Long Silicone Mitts

Two-tone 14.7-inch pair: aqua on the back, black where the cookware actually touches.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 14.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Aqua
$19.794.819,173 ratings
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Gray Extra-Long Silicone Mitts

The neutral grey pair with the 14.7-inch cuff, for deep ovens and long reaches.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 14.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Gray
$19.794.819,173 ratings
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Beige Extra-Long Silicone Mitts

A warm sand-toned pair with the 14.7-inch cuff, built to sit with wood and stone.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 14.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Beige
$19.794.819,173 ratings
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Navy Extra-Long Silicone Mitts

Dark navy with the 14.7-inch cuff: the reach of the black pair, without the severity.

  • 2 pieces (a pair)
  • 14.7"L x 8.9"W
  • Navy Blue
$19.794.819,173 ratings

About oven mitts

A mitt has to do two things that pull against each other: keep heat out and let you feel what you are holding. Fabric alone does the first and fails the second as soon as it gets damp, because wet cloth conducts heat straight through to your hand. These are built the other way round — a silicone shell on the outside, a quilted cotton liner inside. The cotton traps air and insulates; the silicone stops steam and spilled liquid ever reaching it.

The outer surface carries a raised, textured pattern rather than being smooth. That is what lets you take hold of a wet enamel dish or a steel handle with grease on it without it turning in your grip. It is the single biggest practical difference between these and a quilted fabric mitt, which loses grip exactly when the load is heaviest and most awkward.

The choice within the category is cuff length. The shorter mitt covers the hand and wrist and is the easier one to work in; the longer version carries the protection several inches further up the forearm, which is what you want when you are reaching across a hot shelf to the back of the oven rather than lifting something off the front of it.

Which one: If you mostly bake on the middle shelf, the shorter cuff is less bulky and cheaper. If you roast, use a deep oven, or have ever burned the inside of your forearm on a shelf edge, buy the longer one — that is the whole reason it exists.

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