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Going between the fingers, and attached to the trank, is the fourchette, also called the fork or forge which is: A forked strip of material forming the sides of two adjacent fingers of a glove. It is from the French for forked, because a fourchette is forked, and allows the fingers to fork.

Usually fourchettes just form the space between two fingers, but there is a type of glove called a continuous fourchette glove, where one strip of fabric starts at the pinkie and runs up the side of the pinkie across the tip, down the side, up the next one, and so on until the end.