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Snow Sleeves- A modern invention story

Snow Sleeves- A modern invention story

Trimbo Family
Hi there!  I’m Amy, a mother of three kids in Northern Wisconsin.  My love of the outdoors, adventuring as a family, and sewing led me to create a handy wrist gaiter that fits easily over gloves and jacket sleeves to keep the snow and cold off sensitive wrists, and keeps gloves on even the littlest hands.
 
Snow Sleeves® Wrist Gaiters first started in 2012 when I simply cut thumb holes into the tops of socks.  Over the years, as I played outside with more kids and my sewing skills increased, I began experimenting with different types of fabrics and the overall design.  I didn't even intend to sell them at first - it wasn't until our daycare and other parents we knew kept asking me for pairs.  
 

Click HERE to read our 2020 Duluth and Minneapolis News feature!

Click HERE to reach our 2021 Feature in Duluth, MN News!

In 2018, I launched Snow Sleeves to our wider community, and they’ve made a world of difference in keeping everyone happy and playing longer in the cold.   We even have our preliminary Trademark!
 Washburn Early Learning Center
Today, Snow Sleeves® are made from stretchy swimsuit style fabric in a simple construction that just plain works.  Plus, they come in over a dozen fun prints so there’s something for everyone to get excited about wearing. 
 
They are one size fits all from toddlers to dads- and can be thrown in the wash for easy care.  The no-hassle construction means that there’s no pesky Velcro to get stuck to other things, come apart, or stop working.  And there are no cinches or straps to flap around. 
 
Click HERE for 10 Reasons to LOVE Snow Sleeves®
Don’t be surprised, parents, if you find yourself stealing them to use as fingerless gloves!
 Fingerless Gloves
We’d love to hear what you think!
Amy Trimbo, Owner
 

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