Measure the circumference of your wrist.

You can use a tape measure,
sticky-tape (at least 8 inches long) and a ruler
a strip of paper (at least 8 inches long) and a ruler
or, in a pinch, a dollar bill

For paper strips or sticky tape, wrap around your wrist, mark were the end meets the rest of strip, and lay on a ruler to measure.

Dollar bill trick: a dollar bill is six inches long. Fold it length-wise a couple of times until it is long an narrow. Wrap it around your wrist, and ask yourself: Do the ends meet, overlap, or is there a gap. If they overlap, estimate how much the ends overlap and subtract that amount from 6 inches. If there is a gap, estimate the size of the gap, and add that amount to six inches. (Example: if there is a 1/2 gap, your wrist would measure 6 1/2 inches.)

under five inches = extra small
5.1 to six inches = small
6.1 to seven inches = medium
7.1 to eight inches = large
over eight inches = extra large

Q: I am right between sizes. What do I do?

If you like things loose, order the bigger size. If you prefer a tighter fit, order the smaller size, but remember, comfort should be your guide. Our Mitts do not work by 'squeezing' the wrist.

Q: Are the products returnable?

Yes. We offer a 30 day money back guarentee. During that time you may return that product for a refund, or exchange it for a different size or style.

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