Sizes & Specifications

Pattern, size and weight are what a player actually feels. We build to your spec sheet — or help you write one from the position up.
4–15"
Size Range Built In-House
Sizes & Specifications

Built to Your Measurements

A glove that is ten grams too heavy, or five millimetres too wide in the web, will feel wrong to a player even if nothing looks off on a shelf. Specification is a manufacturing discipline, not a formality.
Every pattern we hold is documented with measurements at the key checkpoints — pocket depth, web width, wrist opening and finished weight — and each run is measured against that record rather than against a verbal description.
Blank spec sheets for every position
Patterns & Sizes

Three Specs That Decide the Feel

Position pattern, finished size and weight tolerance — specify them together or the glove will fight the player.
Position Driven
Infield · Outfield · Pitcher

Position Patterns

Infield patterns trade pocket depth for a quick transfer, outfield patterns add reach and a deeper pocket, pitcher patterns hide the grip. We hold the standard patterns for each position and adjust from there.
4" – 15"
Youth to Oversized

Size & Fit Range

Sizes run from youth patterns through adult infield and outfield to oversized catcher and first-base builds. Each size point keeps correct proportions instead of scaling a single template up or down.
±5 g
Finished Weight Tolerance

Weight & Balance

Finished weight is specified per size and checked on a scale, not by feel. Balance point is recorded too, since a glove can hit its target weight and still hang wrong on the hand.
Measured per Run
Against the Golden Sample
Quality Control

Measured, Not Eyeballed

Inspection compares each run to the recorded specification of the approved sample, at the points that change how the glove plays.

Checkpoint Measurement

Pocket depth, web width, wrist opening and finger length measured on every inspection lot.

Golden Sample Record

Your approved sample is photographed and measured, becoming the reference for every later run.

Custom Spec Adjustment

Non-standard sizes, deeper pockets or reinforced thumbs built as a documented variant, not a one-off.
Specification Process

How a Spec Sheet Gets Approved

The four points buyers ask about before committing to a size run.

From youth patterns around nine inches up to oversized fifteen inch first-base and catcher builds, plus custom sizes. Patterns are position-specific, so a twelve inch infield and a twelve inch outfield are built differently.

Yes — pocket depth, web type, wrist opening and stiffness are all adjustable. Changes are documented as a spec variant with its own code, so a later order reproduces the adjustment exactly.

We can build a size set — one piece per size point — so your team or retailer can confirm fit across the range before committing to a size curve.

Each size carries a target finished weight with a plus-or-minus tolerance, checked on a calibrated scale at final inspection. Out-of-tolerance pieces are reworked or rejected before packing.

Send Us Your Spec Sheet

Share the sizes, patterns and weight targets you need — or ask for our blank templates and we will help you fill them in.