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SwiftLite Nitrile Gloves Latex-Free 3Mil Disposable Gloves Blue- (FN32B)

Name: SwiftLite Nitrile Gloves Latex-Free 3Mil Disposable Gloves Blue- (FN32B)
Brand: SwiftLite
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Safe for Sensitive Skin: Made from latex-free nitrile material, these disposable rubber gloves are gentle on skin and comfortable for extended wear; perfect for people with latex allergies or sensitive skin needing protective gloves for kitchen and salon tasks
Hygienic for Food Contact: Designed for kitchen and household use, these food grade gloves for cooking food prep resist oil and water. Kitchen gloves keep your hands clean and hygienic during cooking or food service without powder residue
Durable Protection for Daily Tasks: These blue cooking gloves provide reliable hand protection against punctures, grease, and cleaning chemicals; the 3-mil thickness maintains durability while staying soft and flexible for cooking, dishwashing, or general food prep use
Multi-Purpose for Everyday Use: Ideal for kitchen cooking, food preparation, household cleaning, dishwashing, pet grooming, hair coloring, arts & crafts, gardening, and car detailing. Not recommended for heavy-duty or industrial work
Multiple Sizes for Variable Use: Available in four sizes (S, M, L, XL) to fit both men and women comfortably. Choose from 100 or 300 ambidextrous gloves per box for convenience and long-term use, perfect for kitchen gloves and cleaning gloves

Safe for Sensitive Skin: Made from latex-free nitrile material, these disposable rubber gloves are gentle on skin and comfortable for extended wear; perfect for people with latex allergies or sensitive skin needing protective gloves for kitchen and salon tasksHygienic for Food Contact: Designed for kitchen and household use, these food...

Packaging: 100 Count

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Size: Small

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No Tape Measure? Use Everyday Objects to Find Your Glove Size

You do not need a tape measure to find your glove size. Use common items you already have and compare them to your hand.

Step 1 – Compare your hand to everyday objects

Measure two things: hand width (across the knuckles, not including the thumb) and hand length (from wrist crease to tip of the middle finger).

Category	Item	Known Size (Approx)	Compare On The Hand	How To Use It
Wallet / Desk	Credit card or ID card	3.37" × 2.13" (8.6 × 5.4 cm)	Short side for palm width	Place the short edge across your knuckles (no thumb). About the same width = smaller hand. For larger hands, turn the card long edge. Same size = Large. Wider = X-Large.
Wallet / Desk	Business card	3.5" × 2" (8.9 × 5.1 cm)	2" side for width	Put the 2" side across your knuckles. If your knuckles spill past both ends, you are usually medium or larger.
Office	Sticky note (square)	3" × 3" (7.6 × 7.6 cm)	Both width and length	Place your palm over the note. If your knuckles stay inside, that is often small or medium. If they go past both sides, that is large or XL.
Office	Index card	3" × 5" (7.6 × 12.7 cm)	5" side for hand length	Line the 5" side from your wrist crease to your fingertips. If your middle finger goes past the card, you likely have a longer hand (often large or XL).
Printer Area	US letter paper	8.5" × 11" (21.6 × 27.9 cm)	Folded as a simple ruler	Fold the long edge in half (≈ 5.5"), then in half again (≈ 2.75"). Use the folds as rough marks for hand width and length.
Cash Drawer	US dollar bill	6.14" × 2.61" (15.6 × 6.6 cm)	Length for hand length	Place the bill from wrist crease toward your fingertips. Shorter than the bill = smaller hand. Past the end = larger hand.
Cash Drawer	Three US quarters	≈ 2.9" in a row	Width across knuckles	Line up three quarters edge to edge. If your knuckles match that length, your palm width is near 3" (often medium). Much less = small. More = large or XL.
Supplies	Large paperclip	≈ 2" (5 cm)	Width	Hold the clip across your knuckles. If your knuckles are only a bit wider, that is often small. If they are much wider, that is medium or larger.
Desk	Standard pencil	≈ 7.5" (19 cm)	Hand length	Place the pencil from wrist crease toward your fingertips. Reaching near 6" or more of that length often means a larger hand (large or XL).
Kitchen	Standard kitchen sponge	≈ 4.5" × 2.7" (11.5 × 7 cm)	Both width and length	Place your palm on the sponge. Smaller than the sponge both ways = smaller size. Larger both ways = larger size.
Living Room	TV remote (small)	≈ 6"–7" (15–18 cm)	Hand length	Compare your hand to the remote body. Shorter than the remote = often small or medium. Same length or longer = large or XL.
Building	Light switch plate	≈ 4.5" × 2.75" (11.4 × 7 cm)	Palm size	Place your palm over the plate. If you fully cover it with extra on all sides, that suggests a larger hand. If the plate is bigger than your palm, that suggests a smaller or medium hand.

Step 2 – Match your hand size to a glove size

These are typical palm width ranges across the knuckles (no thumb). This is a helpful guide, not a medical tool.

Glove Size	Palm Width (Inches, Approx)	Easy Comparison
XS	≈ 2.3" – 2.7"	Narrower than the short side of a credit card. Fits well inside a 3" sticky note with extra space.
S	≈ 2.8" – 3.1"	Around the short side of a credit card or a little more. Still clearly inside a 3" sticky note.
M	≈ 3.2" – 3.5"	Wider than the short side of a credit card. Very close to three quarters lined up (~2.9") or a bit beyond.
L	≈ 3.6" – 4.0"	Clearly wider than three quarters. At or past the full 3" width of a sticky note.
XL	4.1" and above	Knuckles extend well past a 3" sticky note. Much wider than three quarters, closer to four or more.

Quick rule of thumb: if your knuckles are about as wide as the short side of a credit card, start with a Medium. Much narrower? Try Small. Much wider? Try Large or XL.