Gardening gloves are essential to my cooking blog because I use them to garden, I garden so that I have fresh veggies to cook with, when I cook with those fresh veggies this summer and fall I will be blogging about my experiences. Ha! I was able to justify. So without further ado, my gardening glove info for you:
I was preparing to order some gardening gloves online and I was not sure how to determine what size glove I should order. So I emailed the company that I was debating ordering from and they sent me some information. And since gardening season is upon us I thought I would share this information for anyone else who is having trouble figuring out what size garden glove they would need to order:
How to find out what glove size you are:
All you need to do is measure the circumference of the palm part of your hand and the length of the middle finger to the bottom of the palm. You will want to use the dominant hand, dominant meaning the hand that you write with. Pick the one that is the largest, if they are different, and that is the glove size that you will need.
Women Glove Sizes
XS 6 inches
S 6 ½ inches
M 7 inches
L 7 ½ inches
XL 8 inches
S 6 ½ inches
M 7 inches
L 7 ½ inches
XL 8 inches
Unisex Glove Sizes
XXS 6 ½ inches
XS 7 inches
S 7 ½ inches
M 8 ½ inches
L 9 inches
XL 9 ½ inches
XXL 10 inches
XXXL 11 inches
XS 7 inches
S 7 ½ inches
M 8 ½ inches
L 9 inches
XL 9 ½ inches
XXL 10 inches
XXXL 11 inches
Men Glove Sizes
S 7 ½ to 8 inches
M 8 ½ to 9 inches
L 9 ½ to 10 inches
XL 10 ½ to 11 inches
XXL 11 ½ to 12 inches
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