Cycling Glove FAQs

Giro Gloves are available in unisex and women’s sizes that are tailored to the needs of cyclists.

To determine your glove size, wrap a measuring tape around your dominant hand just below your knuckles (excluding your thumb), and make a fist. This measurement is your “hand width” glove size. Since every hand is unique, use the chart below as a guide, but allow for some variance. Also note that some Giro glove models, like the Remedy, have a slightly more “snug” fit, so you may need to size up from the size you usually wear.

GIRO Unisex Glove Sizes
< 7″ / <178 mm = XS
7-8″ / 178-203 mm = S
8-9″ / 203-229 mm = M
9-9.75″ / 229-248 mm = L
9.75-10.5″ / 248-267 mm = XL
10.5 < ” / 267 < mm = XXL

GIRO Women’s Glove Sizes
6.5-7.25″ / 165-184 mm = S
7.25-8″ / 184-203 mm = M
8-8.75″ / 203-222 mm = L

Giro gloves are made of high-performance materials that can be damaged by many common cleaners, especially petroleum-based solvents or cleaners. So we recommend the following methods for cleaning, storing and caring for your gloves:

For best results, clean the gloves using lukewarm water and a mild liquid soap or cleaner, and allow to air dry away from direct sunlight.

For gloves with leather, extra care will help to extend the life of the glove, and a good leather conditioner can help to keep the leather supple since washing can damage it.

Step1: Use lukewarm water and mild soap to gently wash the glove (you can wear the glove while washing to help maintain the glove’s shape)

Step 2: Gently pat dry with a towel to remove excess water

Step 3: You can put the gloves on to give them shape, and then gently remove them

Step 4: Hang to dry away from heat or direct sunlight

Step 5: When almost dry, you can put the gloves on to give them shape. You can also gently rub a good leather conditioner into the leather to help keep it supple

Note: Never dry clean, bleach or tumble dry!

After each use allow the gloves to air dry and then store in a cool, dry place.