How to Choose the Right Glove Size?

How to Measure Your Hand in 4 Steps:

1. Circumference Measurement:

   • Wrap a measuring tape around the widest part of your hand, typically just below the knuckles (exclude the thumb).
   • Record the measurement in inches or centimeters.

2. Length Measurement:

   • Spread your fingers wide and measure from the tip of your middle finger to the base of your hand (where your wrist begins).
   • Record this measurement.

3. Choose the Larger Number:

   • If the circumference is larger than the length, use that number for sizing. Round up to the nearest half inch if needed.

4. Dominant Hand:

   • Measure your dominant hand for accuracy (right hand if right-handed, left hand if left-handed)

Key Tips to Follow

• For disposable gloves, you may opt for a smaller size for better tactile sensitivity
• Nitrile gloves are less stretchy than latex; consider sizing up if needed
• Gloves should feel snug but allow free movement. Fingers should reach the tips without excess material.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Measuring over the thumb or too loosely.
• Ignoring hand length, which affects finger fit (especially important for long fingers).
• Assuming all materials fit the same; test different types if possible. 

Glove Sizing Chart

General Glove Size Conversion