A South Side Bethlehem convenience store was robbed at gunpoint early this Monday morning by a masked man and a teen sporting white gloves adorned with pink hearts, according to police.

City police Lt. Jeffrey Herzog said the pair of robbers came into Pantry 1 Food Mart, 25 E. Morton St., at 3:38 a.m.

The first man, who showed a handgun wrapped in a red bandana, was wearing a dark grey sweatshirt, navy blue pajama pants, grey loafers and a black mask, said Herzog. He was described as a heavier man standing at about 5 feet, 9 inches, police say. He was carrying a backpack that had strings in place of shoulder straps.

The second individual was a lighter skinned clean-shaven man that looked to be about 18 years old, according to Herzog. The man stood about 5 feet, 5 inches, and wore a grey zip-up hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, black sneakers and a backpack, Herzog said. According to the witness, the second man's most memorable feature was his pair of white gloves with pink hearts, Herzog said.

No one was hurt in the robbery, police say. The men left with an undisclosed amount of cash, cigarettes and cigars, said Herzog.

Bethlehem Detective Jason Fulmer is handling the investigation, Herzog said. Anyone with information should contact him at 610-997-7682, according to the lieutenant.