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Barnett size

To find out your glove size, measure (in inches) around

your hand with a tape across your palm. You should use

your dominant hand, the right if you are right-handed,

and the left if you are left-handed.

Glove Size Equivalents

Some manufacturers indicate glove sizes by number and

others by letters standing for Small, Medium, Large, etc.

We always indicate the size of a pair of gloves the same

way. Use the table at the right to translate between

"letter sizes" and "number sizes".

UNISEX Gloves and Mittens sizes Barnett

- XXS XS S M L XL XXL XXXL

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in Inches

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in cm

6.5

16.5

7

17.8

7.5

19

8.5

21.6

9

22.9

9.5

24.1

10

25.4

11

27.9

-

WOMEN'S Gloves and Mittens sizes Barnett

- XS S M M/L

Golf L XL

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in Inches

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in cm

6

15.2

6.5

16.5

7

17.8

7.2

18.4

7.5

19

8

20.3

-

JUNIOR Gloves and Mittens sizes Barnett

- XXS XS S M L XL XXL XXXL

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in Inches

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in cm

-

4

10.1

4.5

11.4

5

12.7

5.5

14

6

15.2

6.5

16.5

-

-

KIDS Gloves and Mittens sizes Barnett

- XXS XS S M L XL XXL XXXL

Age (Approx.) 6M -

1Y 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 5-6 - -

-

MEN Gloves and Mittens sizes Barnett

- XS S M M/L

Golf L XL XXL

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in inches 7

7 ½ -

8 8 ½ - 9 9 ½

9 ½ -

10

10 ½ -

11

11 ½ -

12

Circumference or lengh of the

Hand in cm 18 20 23 24.5 25 28 30

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Calculate your own size for barnett gloves

A) Measure around the hand at the fullest part (exclude thumb)

B) measure from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the hand

C) Use the LARGEST of these two measurements for the correct size glove

D) If you are RIGHT handed, take measurements from your RIGHT hand

F) If you are LEFT handed, take measurements from your LEFT hand

G) The number of inches measured equals the size of the glove

(example: A 7" measurement equals a size 7 glove)

Technical data for Barnett gloves

Glovemaking is an old art and has some terms that may be unfamiliar to even the most ardent glove enthusiast.

Cabretta: A thin, fine leather made from the skin from a South American sheep.

Cape or Capeskin: A superior thin leather made from the skin of a South African sheep.

Clute Cut: A glove style with a one piece palm with no seam at the base of the finger. There are seams along the fingers on the

inside.

Cuff: The cuff is the part of the glove extending beyond the palm that covers the wrist and part of the forearm.

Fourchette: The piece of leather sewn between the fingers on some kinds of gloves. Also known as the sidewall or gusset.

Gauntlet: A very long cuff to protect the forearm.

Grain: The side of the leather that had the hair, i.e. the outside. Full Grain has the original surface, whereas corrected grain has

been abraded to make the leather smoother and more uniform.

Gunn Cut: A glove style with seams at the base of the fingers. The seams between the fingers are on the back of the glove.

Gusset: The piece of leather sewn between the fingers on some kinds of gloves. Also known as the sidewall or fourchette.

Split: When a thick piece of leather is split into two thinner pieces, the top piece will have grain (Top Grain) and the bottom

piece will be sewn on both sides. The bottom piece is the split.

Welt: A thin piece of leather sewn into the seam to strengthen it. Often a welt is used in the seam at the crotch of the thumb

and the base of the finger

size chart gloves ANG - 2010