| How to measure your bangle size. |
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Cut a strip of paper about 1 & 1/2 inches wide and long enough to wrap around your hand with a bit of overlap. We used the length of an letter size sheet of paper. |
Apply a piece of tape to one end so you can stick it down with the other hand. |
Scrunch your hand together to make it as narrow as possible to fit through a bangle. Wrap the paper around your hand to cover the knuckles snuggly. |
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| Stick down the tape. | Try slipping this paper bangle on
and off. You should be able to slip it on & off without too much trouble ( you just think the paper might tear ! ). The paper bangle does not have to stay round and can distort to fit over your hand. In reality your hand distorts to fit through a bangle. |
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| Cut the bangle at the taped joint so you end up with a flat strip of paper plus the waste overlap piece. |
Discard the waste overlap piece.
Measure the remaining length. This will be the minimum inner circumference that will fit you comfortably. The diameter can also be worked out by dividing the circumference you have just measured by pi (3.1416). You might need a calculator for this! The size of our bracelets are as follows: Small is 2 3/8" dia, our Medium is 2 1/2" dia, our Med-Lg is 2 5/8", our Large is 2 3/4" . |
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| Please note that thinner (narrower) bracelets have less friction going over your hand. For wider bracelets it is a good idea to go a size larger. Thinner braclets can be tighter. |