Ozark Trail Mens Fleece Gloves, Grey

I live in a cold weather state and needed an other pair of fleece gloves. This time of year, winter stuff goes on clearance and sells out quickly. I was expecting to get a good deal on a nice thick pair of fleece gloves, which were now sold out in the local stores. These arrived quickly -in 2 days- from Walmart's warehouse to their local store, then delivered to my doorstep. When I opened them, the charcoal gray fleece was a little lighter than it looked online and more of a contrast to the black (plastic?) strips on the palm. This made it very visible to see where the seams on the little fingers are sewn twisted (on both gloves, so probably not an exception). The small/medium fit loose, but have no lining, so the raw seams are against your hands. The fleece is also as thin as it possibly could be. If the price gets cut further and they are still available, I might try another pair in black to layer over the top of a pair of those dollar knit stretch gloves, used as a "liner". If the finger seams get twisted, it won't be as obvious without the contrast and won't affect the fit if those are also a loose fit. The feel reminds me of a pair of cheap (unlined) canvas garden gloves, except with as thin of fleece material as possible attached to the stiff, plastic type palm part (like thin, cheap, strap material). Unsure if they would hold up long or in the wash. If you need something just to cover your hands, somewhere it doesn't go below freezing temps, these should work for that. They might hold up to driving and bringing groceries in or wearing for a walk. They seem like something that would be sold at a dollar store. For that price I would buy again and try layering them.