Mechanix Gloves Size Chart
Quick answer: compare both finger length and palm width with the chart. Measure from the base of the palm to the tip of the middle finger, then across the palm from the base of the thumb to the pinky side. Mechanix recommends sizing down when between sizes for a snug fit, but winter insulated gloves and style NSLE-55 run small.
Mechanix Wear Glove Size Chart
These metric measurements come from Mechanix Wear’s English-language size guide. The chart lists women’s measurements for Small, Medium, and Large; a dash means the guide does not give a separate value for that size.
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How to Measure Your Hand
- Keep your palm flat and use a ruler.
- Measure finger length from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger.
- Measure palm width from the base of your thumb across to the outside edge on the pinky side. This is a width, not a measurement around your hand.
- Compare both measurements. If they point to different sizes, consider which fit matters most and check the guide for your exact glove model.
Choosing Between Sizes
Mechanix recommends choosing the smaller size when between sizes for a snug fit. The company notes that winter insulated gloves and style NSLE-55 run small, so check the product-specific guidance before ordering those styles. Gloves may also stretch slightly with use.
Glove construction and intended use affect fit. Treat this chart as a starting point and confirm measurements on the current product page when choosing impact-resistant, insulated, or specialty gloves.
Sources
The metric measurements and hand-measuring instructions are from Mechanix Wear Japan’s English-language size guide. The US chart confirms the snug-fit recommendation and notes that winter insulated gloves and style NSLE-55 run small; see Mechanix Wear’s US glove size chart.
