How to measure

Wrap a soft tape around your wrist just below the wrist bone. It should sit against the skin without pulling tight. If you have no tape, use a piece of string and measure its length.

Keep the wrist relaxed while measuring — do not squeeze, and do not leave a wide gap.

Bead size and count

The number of beads depends on both the bead size and the wrist. Change the bead size at the same wrist measurement and the count changes with it. Each strand is laid out bead by bead for your wrist; there is no standard size.

• 6 mm — suited to a slender wrist, sits closer
• 8 mm — the most common everyday size
• 10 mm and above — more presence, for those who like weight

What we need from you

• Wrist measurement in centimetres, to the nearest 0.5 cm
• How you like it to sit: close, slightly loose, or with a finger’s room
• Bead size and palette preference

If you are unsure, tell us your height, weight and how you normally wear a watch, and we can estimate together.

About the elastic

A hand-strung elastic bracelet relaxes naturally over time. After 12–18 months of wear, have it checked; we can re-string it for you.