Degloving injuries are commonly the result of industrial injuries involving high speed rollers or presses. Reconstruction is difficult because of the complexity of soft tissue loss. Skeletal elements maintain vascularity only to the most proximal phalanx distal to the most proximally degloved joint, and more distal phalanges should be discarded. This case demonstrates the first stages of reconstruction of a degloving injury of all fingers using a medial cross arm flap and temporary syndactyly within the flap.