The size that you need is dependent on the size and relative proportions of your hands. Are your hands long and thin, or short and wide? Or something in between?

You'll take two different measurements of one of your hands, and then use the tables below to select the proper size for you.

In glove sizing, the difference between regular men’s sizes and men’s cadet sizes primarily relates to the proportions of the hand, not the overall size. Here’s how they differ:

Finger Length: regular men’s size is designed for hands with average finger length; men's cadet sizes feature shorter fingers than regular gloves of the same size, accommodating men with shorter finger proportions.

Palm Width: regular men's width is proportional for average hand dimensions; men's cadet sizes have a slightly wider palm relative to the finger length, ideal for individuals with broader palms and shorter fingers

Cadet sizes are commonly available in golf gloves, but the concept applies to other gloves as well. If someone has shorter fingers and wider palms, cadet sizing provides a better fit, improving comfort and feel.

You'll take two measurements.

#1: measure from the top crease at your wrist to the tip of your middle finger

If you need a men's regular or a women's size, #2: measure from the skin fold at the base of your middle finger to the tip of your middle finger

If you need a men's cadet size, #2: measure around the palm of your hand just below the knuckles

See the measurement image below for a visual description.

Your glove will fit snuggly on your new GloveHand. The fabric of the glove will be under some tension, slightly stretched around the GloveHand. The tips of the fingers of the GloveHand will be close to, and perhaps touching the tips of the fingers of your glove.