To provide a protector for a hand whose fingers remain crooked which solves the following problem so as to be used by a person who has fingers remaining crooked: a towel conventionally used for protecting the hand by a person having fingers remaining crooked is easy to come off from her (his) hand and also does not prevent sore of her (his) finger root parts.

A protector for a hand with fingers remaining crooked, is obtained by cutting finger portions of a glove except a little finger portion into approximately a half of the length of the finger portions; sewing up the cut tip ends; stuffing the fingers with gauze rather longer than the finger portions and rolled into a stick-like state; laterally folding the little finger portion of the glove; tucking a cloth at a part not stuffed with the gauze, into the folded little finger portion; and fastening the cloth with a hook-and-loop fastener.