Reddit mentions of Fingerless Long Glove - Black W20S44E - clover

A neat trick I use on super cold days is to use a pair of long stretchy gloves under my mittens (I bought mine from Kohls a season or two ago). They go halfway up your arm. It goes like this: tuck jeans into my sorel boots (warm winter boots with rubber bottoms), wrap scarf around neck/lower face, pull cute knit hat on, put on stretchy gloves, put on long giant down coat with elastic cuffs, zip said super long coat, then put on warm mittens over the stretchy gloves. Bam. Winter.

A few suggestions for OP:

http://reviews.eddiebauer.com/9015/36001/eddie-bauer-yukon-classic-down-duffle-coat-reviews/reviews.htm?page=2 (I own this exact coat. It is awesome, but you'll have to wait until the fall for stuff like this to show up in stores.)

http://www.sorel.com/Women%27s-Joan-of-Arctic%E2%84%A2/NL1540,default,pd.html is a great example of some footwear you'll want. Warm and waterproof.

http://www.amazon.com/Fingerless-Long-Glove-Black-W20S44E/dp/B002QCC0B2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1343969387&sr=8-3&keywords=long+gloves -- an example of what I'm talking about when I say "long gloves". Definitely find some warm down (or down alternative) mittens to put over them. Do NOT use fingerless gloves on their own if it is very cold outside. Your fingers will be so cold that they'll feel like they are burning (and they are -- it's one of the first stages of frostbite).

http://www.amazon.com/Marmot-Chunky-Pom-Hat-Womens/dp/B005C44Q0O/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1343969801&sr=8-4&keywords=women%27s+wool+hat - you'll want something that covers your ears. On the worst of days, I will bring my hood up even over my hat. Trust me. Ears.

http://www.cuddlduds.com/ always a good idea! If that's too expensive for your taste, use long t-shirts under your sweaters and invest in a pair of thick opaque tights for under your jeans. Trust me. When it's -17 outside with wind chill, you'll think of me and go "that girl was right".

Good luck! I hope some of these will help.