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HOW TO DETERMINE GLOVE SIZE

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Whether you’re expanding your winter wardrobe or you need a pair of gloves for
the sport you play, you might need to determine your glove size. Luckily, you
can find the right size by measuring your hand and trying on different sizes to
see how they feel. While regular gloves should fit comfortably, goalkeeping
gloves should fit loosely and golf gloves should fit tightly.





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DETERMINING YOUR REGULAR GLOVE SIZE

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    Measure the widest part of your hand. Hold the end of a fabric tape measurer
    at the center of your palm with your thumb. Then, use your other hand to
    wrap the tape measurer around the outside of your hand. Once you’ve wrapped
    it around, hold it taut in line with the end of the tape measurer. Write
    down the measurement in inches as precisely as you can.[1] X Research source
     * Record numbers in millimeters instead of inches if you live in an area
       that uses metric measurements.
    
    
    
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    Measure the longest part of your hand. Hold the end of the fabric tape
    measurer over the tip of you middle finger. Pull the tape measurer down
    until you’ve reached the base of your hand. As you hold it taut, look at the
    tape measurer to see how many inches or millimeters it reads at the base of
    your hand. Write that measurement down.[2] X Research source
    
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    Take the higher of the 2 and round up to the nearest whole number. Take a
    look at the 2 measurements you’ve written down. They will likely be close,
    but 1 is probably a bit higher than the other. Round up that higher number
    to the nearest whole number and that’s your glove size.[3] X Research source
     * For example, if you’re using the English measuring system, the width of
       your hand is 5 ⅞ inches (149 mm), and the length of your hand is 6 ½
       inches (165 mm), you’d be a US size 7. In EU sizes, you’d likely be a 6
       if you had these measurements.[4] X Research source
    
    
    
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    Find your measurement in a sizing chart. Most regular gloves aren’t sized by
    number, but by small (S), medium (M), and large (L), so you’ll need to find
    out which one your number size falls under. To do this, look up a chart
    online.[5] X Research source
     * Make sure that the chart applies to you specifically. For example, if you
       measured in inches and want a general chart, look up “US sizes for unisex
       gloves and mittens.”
     * Men’s sizes, women’s sizes, and kids’ sizes are all a little different,
       so keep that in mind when you’re looking at charts. Sizes and sizing
       charts also vary based on the measuring system used.
     * For example, if you’re a woman who measured your hand and discovered that
       you’re a US size 7, you’d likely wear a US medium glove.
     * If you’re looking to buy gloves from a specific company, they may provide
       their own sizing chart. Look this up online.
    
    
    
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FINDING YOUR GOALKEEPER GLOVE SIZE

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    Use a ruler to measure the length of your hand. Hold your hand flat with
    your palm facing up and your fingers together. Lay a ruler onto your palm
    vertically with the zero mark at the base of your hand. Record the number in
    inches or millimeters that you see on the ruler at the top of your middle
    finger.[6] X Research source
    
    
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    Round up and add 1 inch (25 mm) to determine adult size. Goalie gloves are
    supposed to fit somewhat loosely. Because of this, you’ll need to add 1 inch
    (25 mm) in order to get the right size. This is only the case for adult
    sizes, not youth sizes.[7] X Research source
     * For example, if the length of your hand is 7 ¾ inches (197 mm), you’re a
       size 9 because you’d round up to 8 inches (200 mm) and then add 1 inch
       (25 mm).
    
    
    
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    Round up to the nearest whole number to determine youth size. Unlike adult
    sizes, youth sizes match the hand length measurement. If you’re a kid, all
    you need to do is measure the length of your hand and round up to the
    nearest whole number.[8] X Research source
     * For example, if your hand length is 4 ¾ inches (121 mm), then you’re a
       youth size 5.
    
    
    
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    Verify your size by measuring the width of your palm. If the length of your
    hand measures just over a whole number, then you might be in between sizes.
    If this happens, you can verify your size by measuring your hand a different
    way. Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure across the widest part of your
    palm. Double that number and then add 1 inch (25 mm) to find your size.[9] X
    Research source
     * For example, if the width of your palm measures 3 ¼ inches (83 mm), you’d
       double that to get 6 ½ inches (165 mm) and round up to 7 inches (180 mm).
       This means that you’re a size 7.
    
    
    
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Method 3
Method 3 of 3:


LEARNING YOUR GOLF GLOVE SIZE

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    Try different sizes on until the glove fits snug. When looking for golf
    gloves, the trick is to find a pair that feel like a second skin. Try a few
    different sizes on to see whether or not they’re easy to put on and if there
    is extra fabric. You’ll want to go with a size that you have to work onto
    your hand and that contains no extra fabric on your palm area and above your
    fingertips.[10] X Research source
    
    
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    Go with a glove that’s too small to velcro on completely. If you can stretch
    the velcro strap on your gloves to cover the velcro completely, then the
    gloves are too big. Try on smaller sizes until you find one with a strap
    that can almost cover the velcro, but not completely.[11] X Research source
     * The glove will stretch over time, and you’ll eventually be able to pull
       the strap all the way over. At this point, it’ll be time to buy some new
       gloves.
    
    
    
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    Wear regular sizes if your palm and fingers are proportional. Golf gloves
    come in 2 different types of sizes: regular and cadet. There are women’s
    regular sizes that range from small (S) to large (L) and men’s regular sizes
    that range from small (S) to double extra large (XXL). Try on these sizes if
    the width of you palm and the length of your fingers are proportional.[12] X
    Research source
    
    
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    Wear cadet sizes if your palm is wide and your fingers are short. Golf
    gloves also come in cadet sizes, which are for people who have wider palms
    than the average person and shorter fingers than the average person. If this
    sounds like your hands, the cadet sizes should fit you better.[13] X
    Research source
    
    
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 1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f75dxw867aI&feature=youtu.be&t=7s
 2. ↑ http://www.glove.org/Modern/glovemeasure.php
 3. ↑ http://www.glove.org/Modern/glovemeasure.php
 4. ↑ http://www.hse.gov.uk/skin/employ/glovesizes.htm
 5. ↑ http://www.glove.org/Modern/glovemeasure.php
 6. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPqiTRKBVRA&feature=youtu.be&t=1m13s
 7. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPqiTRKBVRA&feature=youtu.be&t=1m36s
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The best way to determine glove size is to measure your hand. Wrap a fabric tape
measurer around the widest part of your hand, excluding your thumb, and record
the distance in either inches or millimeters. Then, measure from the base of
your hand to the tip of your middle finger and write down the distance. Take the
higher of the 2 measurements and round up to the nearest whole number. Find this
number on a sizing chart to determine your size. To learn how to determine your
goalkeeping and golf glove sizes, scroll down!

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