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Glove Size Converter

Enter knuckle circumference → get letter sizes (S–XXL) and numeric 6–11 used on many work and EU gloves. About 21 cm (~8 in)22 cm (~9 in) ≈ M / size 8 on this educational map.

Last updated: September 2026 · Typical US retail, work (EN-style numeric), and coaching charts—confirm the brand chart you buy.

Glove size finder
Enter knuckle circumference (thumb out). Get letter sizes and an EN-style numeric size.
Cm or inches? Brand charts here use centimeters. A tape marked in inches is fine—read the number and match the cm row on the chart (1 in ≈ 2.54 cm).

Numeric (work / EU-style) chart

Educational match from knuckle circumference. Not a substitute for a brand EN 420 label.

Numeric≈ LetterHand circ. (cm)≈ Inches
6XS15176.0–6.7
7S17.519.56.9–7.7
8M20227.9–8.7
9L22.524.58.9–9.6
10XL25279.8–10.6
11XXL27.529.510.8–11.6
  • EN 420 / ISO 21420-style numeric sizes roughly track hand circumference in inches (size 8 ≈ ~8 in / ~20 cm around the knuckles).
  • Letter S/M/L and numeric 7/8/9 are educational matches—brands still print their own charts.
  • Thick cut-resistant or 6–8 mil nitrile often runs small—try one size up if the film tears at the thumb crotch.
  • European motorcycle brands often use numeric sizes and a tighter cut than US letter gloves.

FAQ

How do I convert hand circumference to glove size?
Measure around the knuckles with the thumb out, enter centimeters or inches in the finder, then read the unisex letter and numeric size. Confirm the brand chart before you buy.
What is glove size 8 or 9?
Numeric work and EU-style sizes roughly track hand circumference in inches—size 8 is near 8 in (~20 cm), often letter M; size 9 is near 9 in (~23 cm), often L.
Is letter size the same as numeric glove size?
They are related but not identical labels. This converter maps both from the same knuckle measurement. Brands may still shift half a size.
Should I size up for work or winter gloves?
Size up for thick liners, cut-resistant shells, or 6–8 mil nitrile that runs small. Dress leather usually stays snug on the smaller letter if you are between rows.

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