Size advice...

Latex gloves are always 1–2 cm smaller in circumference than your hand/arm measurement. If the glove has the exact same circumference as your hand/arm, it will be too large/loose and won’t fit snugly.

Measure the circumference of both your hand and your arm with a measuring tape (don’t pull it too tight!) and write down the values. See an example at the bottom of this page.

After entering your own measured circumferences, you will receive a size recommendation for the glove. Choose the size where most of the boxes are the same color. If a color is missing, it means there is an overlap in the measurements. It can happen that your wrist measures size S, while your hand measures size M. In that case, choose what feels most important/comfortable for you: snug at the wrist, snug at the hand, or a closer overall fit. We cannot give advice on this, as it is highly personal.

Is your size outside the minimum–maximum circumference range? Then the calculation result will not fit into the table because it falls outside the S–XL range. You can still enter your data, but always double-check carefully.

Latex gloves are made from standard molds; a human arm is never standard. This means a glove might feel a little too tight or too loose in certain areas for you, while for someone else with the exact same measurements, the same glove fits perfectly. This naturally varies from person to person, depending on the shape of their arm.

Important! This tool is only meant as a guide; you are always responsible for your final choice. No rights can be derived from the results/recommendations of the table.

Gloves are shipped sealed. Once the seal has been broken, they cannot be returned.