Size & care guide
Get the fit right before you order, then keep your sim racing gloves feeling new for longer.
How to measure
To choose the right size, measure your bare hand with a flexible measuring tape: wrap it around your knuckles, leaving out the thumb, and keep it snug but not tight, then record the measurement. Measure both hands and use the larger of the two. Compare that measurement to our size chart and choose the size closest to yours.
Size chart
Men’s hand circumference
| Size | Hand (cm) | Hand (in) |
|---|---|---|
| S | 17.8–20.3 | 7–8 |
| M | 20.3–21.6 | 8–8.5 |
| L | 21.6–22.9 | 8.5–9 |
| XL | 22.9–24.1 | 9–9.5 |
Women’s hand circumference
| Size | Hand (cm) | Hand (in) |
|---|---|---|
| S | 17.8–19 | 7–7.5 |
| M | 19–20.3 | 7.5–8 |
| L | 20.3–21.6 | 8–8.5 |
| XL | 21.6–22.9 | 8.5–9 |
Between sizes?
Sizing up is usually the best option if it’s a close call, to ensure you feel comfortable and aren’t restricted in your hand movements. If you prefer the tight fit, go for the size down.
How they should feel
Snug across the palm and knuckles, with your fingertips just touching the ends and no loose fabric when you make a fist. They ease slightly over the first few sessions, but they won’t get longer.
Care
Washing
Close the cuff, then hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent, or machine wash cold on a gentle cycle inside a laundry bag. Don’t use bleach or fabric softener, which breaks down the grip print.
Drying and storage
Reshape the gloves and air dry them flat, away from direct sun and heaters. Don’t tumble dry, wring or iron. Let them dry fully after each session and store them flat, not balled up in a drawer.