Bracelet Sizing Guide
Printable Measuring Tool
A printable sizing tool has been created to help you find your correct bracelet size.
- Download the printable tool here and then print it.
- Printable Sizing Tool
- Follow the instructions on the printable tool and find your size.
Measuring method
If you would prefer not to download the tool, you can measure with a string or ribbon to determine your bracelet size. We strongly advise that you measure the size of your wrist rather than the size of another bracelet.
- Using a length of string or ribbon, wrap it around the base of your wrist. To ensure a comfortable bracelet fit, we recommend measuring the thickest part of the wrist, usually the wrist joint, not on the bone.
- With a pen, mark the point on the string where the end meets.
- Measure the string in inches with a ruler.
- Narrow-Gauge Designs recommends adding .25" for a custom fit and for any minimalist bracelets. Add .50" for a loose fit.
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