Size guide
Every bracelet is made to your wrist measurement, in 5 mm steps. Measuring is the one thing we ask you to do carefully, and with a tape measure it takes under a minute.
How to measure
A tape measure is all you need: wrap it snug around your wrist where the bracelet will sit and read off the millimetres. Without one, a piece of string works just as well — wrap it around your wrist, mark where the ends meet and measure that length against a ruler or folding rule.
- 1Download the guide (PDF) with the printable measuring strip.
- 2Print the guide at 100% — no page scaling.
- 3Verify the scale: the card outline on the sheet must match a standard bank card, 85.60 mm wide.
- 4Cut out the strip, wrap it snug around your wrist and read your measurement in mm.
S, M, L and XL
Choose S, M, L or XL and the wrist measurement is filled in for you — 150, 170, 190 or 210 mm. If you are not sure which one fits, measuring is the better option.
| Size | Wrist measurement |
|---|---|
| S | 150 mm |
| M | 170 mm |
| L | 190 mm |
| XL | 210 mm |
What happens with your measurement
We add roughly 10 mm of ease to the measurement you enter, then the bracelet is assembled by hand in Sweden to your measurements. Nothing is picked ready-made from a shelf — your bracelet is put together now, for your wrist.
Fit advice
Measure exactly where the bracelet will sit — a few centimetres up or down the arm changes the number. The measurement is entered in millimetres, between 100 and 250. A single strap is 4 or 6 mm wide and a double 12 mm (6+6), which can affect how the bracelet feels on the wrist.
Important
Every bracelet is manufactured to the measurement you enter, so no right of withdrawal applies — the EU exemption for goods made to your specifications. A wrongly entered measurement is not a defect and isn’t covered by the complaints policy; manufacturing faults always are, for three years. Measure carefully — and if you’re unsure, get in touch before you order.