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Size Guide
Find your best fit. Start by selecting a category below:
Arm Cuffs
Unsure of your size? If you’re in between, choose the size you are closer to, or size down. Your sizing will vary depending on where you want your cuff to sit on your upper arm.
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Model’s arm measurement is 10"
She wears the Dane 9", Egret 9" and Yaya 10"
MEASURING YOUR UPPER ARM
To stay in place, arm cuffs should have a snug fit. While some designs are malleable and can be pinched in place, we recommend you follow these tips to find your best starting point and size.
Cut out an even strip of paper, string or our JB sizer.
Wrap the paper or string around your upper arm where you would like your cuff to sit.
Mark the spot where it meets. Measure the distance with a ruler or soft measuring tape (in inches).
Reference the cuff circumference in our measurement chart to determine your ideal arm cuff size.
Anklets
Our anklets were designed to fit a little looser, and should drape around your ankle.
Cut out an even strip of paper, string or our JB Sizer.
Position our JB Sizer or measuring tape around the circumference of your ankle, on or below your ankle bone (most anklets fall here). To avoid stressing the chain, consider adding an extra 3/4 inch to this measurement.
Mark the spot where it meets. Measure the distance with a ruler or soft measuring tape (in inches).
See our measurement chart to determine your ideal anklet size.
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If you are unsure about sizing, we're here to help. Connect with our client care team at hi@jenny-bird.com.
Bracelets
Our bracelets are designed to be comfortable and stackable, so we like to suggest you have some room around the wrist—but it does come down to personal preference.
Cut out an even strip of paper, string or our JB Sizer.
Wrap the paper or string around your wrist, going past the wrist bone to ensure the bracelet can travel over it. Ensure that the paper or string is wrapped around your wrist the same way you would like the bracelet to fit.
Mark the spot where it meets. Measure the distance with a ruler or soft measuring tape (in inches).
See our measurement chart to determine your ideal bracelet size.
FIND YOUR BEST FIT
If you are unsure about sizing, we're here to help. Connect with our client care team at hi@jenny-bird.com.
Rings
Our rings are bold and comfortable, designed to be worn individually on each finger.
Cut out an even strip of paper, string or our JB Sizer.
Wrap the paper or string around the base of your finger, just below the knuckle. While doing this, take into account that the ring will need to slide over your knuckle, as many of us have knuckles that are wider than the base of our finger. Our rings were designed to be worn on all fingers, so to give yourself that option, measure your largest finger first.
Ensure that the paper or string is wrapped tightly around your finger for a secure fit. Mark the spot where it meets and measure the distance with a ruler (in mm).
See our measurement chart to find your ideal ring size. If you land on a half-size, size up!
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Chokers
The most modern way to wear chokers is on the looser side. Follow these tips to find your best fit.
Cut out an even strip of paper or string.
Wrap the paper or string around your neck, at the widest part. Ensure that the paper or string is wrapped around your neck the same way you would like the choker to fit—so it might need a little extra space.
Mark the spot where it meets. Measure the distance with a ruler or soft measuring tape (in inches).
Reference the choker length under 'DETAILS' on the product page to determine fit.
Belts
The belt can be worn with low, mid or high rise pants. Your sizing will vary depending on where you want your belt to sit.
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MEASURING YOUR WAIST
Follow any one of these techniques to ensure accurate measuring:
Measure around your waistline where you normally wear your pants. Keep a finger between your body and the measuring tape for a more accurate fit.
Measure your favorite pair of pants or dress. Place the measurement where you would normally wear your belt.
Measure a belt you already own, starting at the buckle's pin and ending at the hole you use most. That number will be your “belt length” in the above chart.
Tip: If you don’t have a measuring tape, use a piece of string or fabric and hold it alongside a ruler.
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