Fit first
Find your size
Three sizes. One honest chart. Sixty seconds.
Fit first
Three sizes. One honest chart. Sixty seconds.
All you need is a strip of paper and a ruler. Do every finger — most hands are not one size all the way across.
01
Cut a thin strip of paper, about a centimetre wide.
02
Lay it across the widest part of your nail bed and mark both edges.
03
Flatten the strip against a ruler and read the millimetres.
Every product gallery ends with that set's size guide, so you can compare S, M and L before you add to cart. Most people are M, often with a smaller thumb.
Between sizes, or flatter nail beds? Size up. A slightly wide nail still sits flat and files down in seconds; a narrow one lifts at the sides. And if it is wrong, exchanges are free within 14 days.
Measure the widest point of each nail bed, then read across the rows. Take the size that fits most of your fingers — hands are rarely one size the whole way across.
| Size | Thumb | Index | Middle | Ring | Pinky |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 15 | 11 | 12 | 11 | 9 |
| M | 16 | 12 | 13 | 12 | 10 |
| L | 17 | 13 | 14 | 13 | 11 |
Take the size that fits most of your fingers. Between sizes, or flatter nail beds? Size up — a slightly wide nail still sits flat, a narrow one lifts at the sides.
Size up. A slightly wide nail still sits flat and files down in seconds; one that is too narrow leaves a gap at the sides and lifts. Same advice if your nail beds are flat rather than curved.
That is normal, and the chart is per finger for exactly that reason. Read every finger against the rows, then take the size that covers most of them.
Usually yes in L, but measure first. If the widest finger is past the L column, email us before you order and we will tell you straight.
The nail-bed width is the same across shapes; only the tip length and taper change. So your size stays your size.