Our clothing is manufactured by some of the leading latex companies in the world; some in Europe and others in North America, whom use different concepts of sizing. Therefore, do not rely on your clothing size (Small, Medium, Large, etc.) to determine the best size for you, as this size varies between different manufacturers.
Please measure the specific body part(s) concerned using a tape measure and the chart on the left as a guide.

Measurement (un-stretched): to determine this value, we have laid the garment flat, and using the chart on the left. We have measured the garment at the point where it would normally sit on the average body type since morphology varies between individuals.

Will stretch up to: we recommend using this guideline, when indicated, as this will ensure a better sizing option.
For clothing without that measurement, you can use the following criteria:
standard thickness latex (< .02" / .5 mm) will stretch by 10 to 15%;
heavy weight latex (> .02" / .5 mm and <= .03" / .75 mm) will stretch by about 10%;
and thicker latex will not stretch or by very little.

Use your dominant hand for measurement; the right if you are right-handed and the left if you are left-handed.
Measure your hand with a tape measure around the knuckles of your hand.
This measurement is your glove size.

Measure your foot with a tape measure from heel to the longest toe.
Refer to the table below for shoe size.
For example, if you normally wear a size 8 (U.S./Canada - Women), you should look for a sock that is about 9¾" (24.8 cm).