
Bracelets and bangles have relatively high return rates, mostly from size mismatch. Agreeing on measurement and separating adjustable from fixed styles before buying reduces after-sales work and keeps offline display and online descriptions consistent.
Wrap a soft tape horizontally around the thinnest wrist bone without squeezing; without a tape, use a paper strip and measure afterward. Leave about one finger of room; match fixed bangles to inner circumference and label adjustable pieces by their fit range.
Adjustable chain bracelets cover a wider range and tolerate sizing error, suiting everyday pieces and gifts; fixed bangles sit close and require clear inner-size options. Stock both types to cover different buyers.
Keep fast-moving adjustable styles for turnover and add fixed bangles for statement collections; pair women’s, men’s and layered sets to the target market. Measure samples before listing. Browse the bracelet collection or contact us for custom requests.
Wrap a soft tape around the wrist bone, leave about one finger of room, and match fixed bangles to inner circumference; adjustable styles cover a wider range.
Adjustable styles suit broad-volume sales; fixed bangles carry a strong look but need clear size options; mix both by audience.
Use one measurement standard, label the fit range, measure sample inner sizes before listing, and favor adjustable styles to lower selection error.