Unlike flexible link bracelets, traditional gents kadas are non-flexible rigid torques. To put on a kada, it must pass over the widest part of your hand across the knuckles. Follow our 2-step measurement protocol below.
Because gents kadas are rigid torques, they must slide smoothly over the widest knuckles of your folded hand. Select your measuring method below:
1. Touch your thumb and little finger together tightly, as if sliding on a kada.
2. Wrap a measuring tape or string around the widest part of your hand across the knuckles.
3. Note the circumference in centimeters (typically between 18 cm to 24 cm).
Most Popular / Standard Men's Fit (63.5 mm diameter)
| Anna Size | Inner Dia (mm) | Inner Dia (Inches) | Knuckle Circumference | Fit Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4 | 57.2 mm | 2.25" | ~18 cm | Small Hand / Slender Wrist |
| 2.6 | 60.3 mm | 2.375" | ~19.5 cm | Medium Hand / Standard Fit |
| 2.8Popular | 63.5 mm | 2.5" | ~21 cm | Most Popular / Standard Men's Fit |
| 2.10 | 66.7 mm | 2.625" | ~22.5 cm | Broad Hand / Muscular Wrist |
| 3.0 | 69.8 mm | 2.75" | ~24 cm | Extra Large / Heavy Build |
Bring your thumb across your palm to touch your pinky finger (as if sliding on a ring). Wrap a flexible tailor's measuring tape or strip of paper around the widest knuckle part of your folded hand. Mark the point where it overlaps and measure the length against a ruler in centimeters.
If you already own a kada that fits comfortably, take a straight ruler and lay it flat across the inside of the kada. Measure the exact distance between the inside metal edges in millimeters. Do not include the outer metal thickness.
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