GLOVE SIZE CHART

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR GLOVE SIZE

Use a measuring tape and measure your open hand from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger. Note the measurement in centimeters or inches. Then, refer to the sizing chart to determine your glove size.

If you're between two sizes, we recommend sizing up. A slightly roomier glove will still mold to your hand over time, while offering flexibility for movement or natural swelling during extended play — without compromising comfort or control.

* The size chart serves as a general guideline. Fit may vary based on hand shape and feel.

Caring for Your Clapley Gloves

Your Clapley glove is more than leather and thread. It's the grip that holds your game together and the quiet detail that says: "This is me." So take a moment to care for it, just as it's cared for your swing. Keep it clean, let it rest, treat it well — and it'll be ready to show up.

Clean with Care

Your glove's been with you through sunny fairways, long bunker battles, and maybe even a rain-soaked back nine. It deserves a little post-round gratitude.

Start by wiping off any surface dirt with a soft, damp cloth — no scrubbing, just gentle pressure. If it's really been through the wringer, you can use a mild leather cleaner.

Once clean, you can apply a tiny amount of leather conditioner. A beeswax-based product will work beautifully to restore softness without making the glove greasy.

Let It Rest Right

After the final putt drops, your glove deserves better than being crammed at the bottom of your bag or balled up in a pocket of your golf shorts.

Give them a gentle stretch lengthwise to help maintain their shape. When storing, keep light and dark colors separate, and lay them flat so they rest easy.

If your gloves become damp, lay them flat to dry — never place them on a heater or in direct sunlight. While drying, put them on occasionally to help the leather remain supple.