CYCOLINKS BRACELET SIZE GUIDE
Measure once. Choose your bracelet. Find a listed length that suits your wrist—and the way you like to wear it.
START HERE
Enter your wrist measurement without adding extra room. Then choose the exact bracelet so we can check its current lengths and availability.
Your nearby length options will appear here, with fit notes and links to the selected product sizes.
The finder follows the bracelet-specific guides. Listed length is not a measured internal circumference.
GET THE MEASUREMENT RIGHT
A snug wrist measurement is the starting point. Take it where the bracelet will sit—about 2.5cm above the wrist bone for the linked Cycolinks bracelet guides.
Do not add an allowance twice. Enter your wrist measurement as measured; the finder applies the selected bracelet’s guide.
Prefer inches? Select “in” in the finder. One inch equals 2.54cm; product lengths remain listed in centimetres.
THE DESIGN MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Two bracelets with the same listed length can fit differently because of their link thickness, clasp and construction. Use the guide for the exact design.
Use the 0.5–1.5cm guide, then compare the lengths available for your chosen design and finish. Selected models have a compatible extension clasp.
Open the detailed guide →The wider link is a style choice, not a wrist size. Check the available lengths for the exact 16mm bracelet. Extension clasp compatibility varies.
Open the detailed guide →A fixed-length cord design with a separate wrist chart: 19cm, 21cm or 23cm. The adjustable Split Link is a different bracelet.
Open the detailed guide →Choose 19cm or 21cm using the leather guide. The chain section cannot be shortened by removing links; a standard bike-chain extension clasp is not suitable.
Open the detailed guide →Compare its listed 19.5cm and 20.5cm lengths with the dedicated 1–1.5cm guide. Fixed links; no compatible extension clasp.
Open the detailed guide →The Classic 10mm is silver-plated; the Heavy-Duty 13mm is solid 925 sterling silver. Both have fixed links and use their dedicated sizing guide.
Open the detailed guide →| Size | Bracelet length | Wrist circumference |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 19 cm | 16–18 cm |
| Medium | 21 cm | >18–20 cm |
| Large | 23 cm | >20–22 cm |
Above 18–18.25cm or above 20–20.25cm, the classic Split Link finder offers neighbouring lengths to compare. Outside a 16–22cm wrist range, ask us for advice.
Width tells you how bold the bracelet looks across your wrist. Length is the size you select for fit. A 16mm bracelet is not 16cm long.
Stealth Black link close-ups, enlarged to show the detail. Compare the stated widths; the photos are not life-size.
ALREADY HAVE YOUR BRACELET?
First identify the exact bracelet and the size ordered. Different designs need different solutions.
Some stainless steel bike chain bracelets can be shortened by removing links. Check the adjustment guide first. Fixed-link silver, silver-plated and leather designs cannot be treated the same way.
Read the adjustment guide →Selected 7mm, 10mm and 16mm stainless steel bracelets accept a matching extension clasp. Check the exact width, finish and bracelet compatibility before ordering.
Check extension clasps →Contact us with the product name, ordered length and wrist measurement. We can help you work out whether an adjustment, different length or another option makes sense.
Get fit advice →A wrist measurement is the best starting point. Avoid guessing from gender, height or appearance. An adjustable design may offer more flexibility, but check its listed range first.
Keep the product-specific measurements close, whether you are choosing jewelry or a T-shirt.
A LITTLE HELP CHOOSING
Usually, no. Your wrist circumference is a body measurement; the bracelet size is its listed length. Different links, clasps and constructions affect fit. Measure your wrist first, then follow the guide for the exact bracelet.
Enter only your snug wrist measurement in the finder. The steel and leather guides usually start with 0.5–1.5cm; the fixed-link 8mm, Classic 10mm and Heavy-Duty 13mm guides use 1–1.5cm. These are fit guides, not hard cutoffs. The finder compares listed lengths and flags closer or roomier options. The classic magnetic Split Link uses its own wrist chart.
Compare the nearby listed lengths for your selected design and finish. A closer option may feel tight; the next length may feel roomier. The finder shows those differences and warns when an option falls outside the usual allowance. A compatible extension clasp is shown only when confirmed for that bracelet.
No. Some stainless steel bike chain designs allow link removal, but fixed-link silver, silver-plated and leather bracelets do not. Check your exact product and the adjustment instructions before trying to remove a link.
No. Extension clasps are available for selected 7mm, 10mm and 16mm stainless steel designs. Width, finish and clasp compatibility all matter. They are not a universal solution for Split Link, leather or fixed-link silver and silver-plated bracelets.
Yes. Select inches in the finder and enter your measurement. The tool converts it to centimetres using 1 inch = 2.54cm, then checks the lengths listed on the product.
Choose by wrist measurement and preferred fit. Gender, height and appearance do not reliably tell you the correct bracelet length. If it is a gift and you cannot get a measurement, ask us about the exact design before choosing.
Contact us with the bracelet name, order number, size ordered and wrist measurement. Depending on the exact design, a compatible extension clasp, an adjustment or a different length may help. Check the returns policy for the applicable terms before sending an item back.
Send us the bracelet name, your snug wrist measurement and how you like it to fit. If you already ordered, include your order number and selected length.
Use the exact product guide before ordering. Listed lengths are not independently measured internal circumferences.
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