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    Find your fit

    A comfortable fit starts with a measurement, rather than the size you usually buy. Use the guide for your item below, then compare your measurement with the dimensions on its product page. A letter size is not a universal measurement.

    Item What to measure Guide
    Bracelet Wrist circumference and preferred looseness Bracelet sizing
    Ring Finger circumference or an existing ring’s inside diameter Ring sizing and printable ruler
    Necklace The length along the route where the chain will sit Necklace lengths
    Clothing Body measurements and the listed garment dimensions Clothing sizing

    Between sizes?

    Read the construction first. Stretch cord, sliding knots, an adjustable ring and a fixed bangle each fit differently. Do not force an adjustable piece beyond the range stated in its listing. For clothing, compare the actual measurements rather than assuming that M fits like another brand’s M.

    Ask before ordering

    Send your measurement, the product link and your preferred fit to the Lab. If a listing is missing a measurement needed for your choice, ask us to confirm it. Each product’s size and fit information takes priority over these general examples.

    If the fit is wrong

    Keep the item unworn and retain its tags and packaging while you arrange a return. Our Returns & Exchanges guide explains the request process and clothing size exchanges.

    Natural window light illuminates one straight unjoined cord with an unmarked ruler demonstrating an inch example.
    Lay the cord straight beside a plain ruler and use the page to compare length in inches.
    Natural window light illuminates one loose wooden bead beside an unmarked inch ruler.
    Place the loose bead beside a plain ruler and compare its diameter using the page guide.
    Natural window light illuminates one plain paper sizing band and an unmarked measuring ruler on a quiet tabletop.
    Place the paper sizing loop beside the plain ruler and compare its diameter using the page guide.