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AGU Rain Wear
AGU uses regular clothing sizes for its rain wear.
Although you’ll be wearing the AGU rain pants, AGU rain suit and/or AGU rain coat over your clothes, rain wear should be worn to fit.
Rain wear that is too big may tear in places.
You should be able to find the AGU rain wear size you need by using the sizing chart below.
 

AGU Cycling Wear
AGU's cycling wear is made of stretchy fabric and has multiple sections to ensure a perfect fit.  
 

AGU Cycling Helmets
Measure the circumference of your head to determine your helmet size (as illustrated). 
If you’re between sizes, choose a AGU cycling helmet in the larger size to make sure your helmet fits. 
Most AGU bicycle helmets and AGU children’s bicycle helmets are equipped with a turning mechanism, so you can tighten the helmet to fit you.  
 

AGU Helmet Size Chart
Head circumference (Inches)	AGU Helmet Size
54-58 (21.26 - 22.84)	S/M
58-62 (22.84 - 24.41)	L/XL

AGU Children's Cycling Wear
AGU also produces cycling wear for children. 

 

AGU Childrens Sizes
Clothing Size		AGU Children's Cycling Wear
128		8
140		10
152		12
164		14

AGU Shoes & Socks
For AGU cycling shoes we advise selecting shoes that are a size bigger than your regular shoe size, to make sure your AGU cycling shoes are comfortable. 
 

Shoes - International Sizing Chart
Men's Sizes					Women's Sizes
EU	UK - Men	US - Men	Japan - Men		UK - Women	US - Women	Japan - Women	Centimeters	Inches
35	3	3.5	21.5		2.5	5	21	22.8	8.98
35.5	3.5	4	22		3	5.5	21.5	23.1	9.09
36	4	4.5	22.5		3.5	6	22	23.5	9.25
37	4.5	5	23		4	6.5	22.5	23.8	9.37
37.5	5	5.5	23.5		4.5	7	23	24.1	9.49
38	5.5	6	24		5	7.5	23.5	24.5	9.65
38.5	6	6.5	24.5		5.5	8	24	24.8	9.76
39	6.5	7	25		6	8.5	24.5	25.1	9.88
40	7	7.5	25.5		6.5	9	25	25.4	10.00
41	7.5	8	26		7	9.5	25.5	25.7	10.12
42	8	8.5	26.5		7.5	10	26	26.0	10.24
43	8.5	9	27.5		8	10.5	27	26.7	10.51
44	9	10.5	28.5		9.5	12	28	27.3	10.75
45	10.5	11.5	29.5		-	-	-	27.9	10.98
46	11.5	12	30		-	-	-	28.2	11.10
46.5	12	12.5	30.5		-	-	-	28.6	11.26
47	12.5	13	31		-	-	-	28.9	11.38
48	13.5	14	31.5					29.2	11.49

For AGU cycling socks, you can use your regular size.

 

Size Chart for AGU Overshoes & Cycling Socks
 

AGU Cycling Socks
	Shoe Size EU	AGU Cycling Socks
	38-40	S/M
	40-42	S/M
	-	-
	43-45	L/XL
	45-47	L/XL

AGU Gloves
If you’ve found a nice pair of gloves but don´t know your glove size, you can measure one of the gloves you own and use the result to find your glove size in the sizing chart below.
You can also measure the circumference of your hand, as illustrated.
Make sure you always measure your dominant hand, and if you’re between sizes, it’s advisable to choose the larger of the two sizes. 

 

General Glove Sizes
Glove Size	Centimeters	European Size	Measurement  Centimeters	Measurement  Inches
XS	18.5	7.5	18-19	7.09-7.48
S	20.0	8	19-20	7.48-7.87
M	21.3	8.5	21-22	8.27-8.66
L	22.5	9	22-23	8.66-9.05
XL	23.8	9.5	23-24	9.05-9.45
XXL	25.0	10	24-25	9.45-9.84
XXXL	26.3	10.5	26-27	10.23-10.63

Please note: Size charts only offer an indication of the size needed.

No rights can be derived from these charts.

AGU offers a wide range of products, like cycling shirts, cycling shorts, cycling shoes, base layers, bike helmets, cycling eyewear, gloves, socks, bags, complete rain suits, rain jackets, rain pants, cycling wear for the winter, children’s clothing, fitness clothing, spinning pants, parkas, overshoes, cycling caps and beanies, headbands and rain covers.

In 1996 AGU became the official clothing supplier for professional cycling teams.
One of the reasons for sponsoring professionals was to get in with the most demanding group of cyclists around, who could test and use cycling clothes at the highest level and giving suggestions for improvement.
Professional cyclists are not only vital in the development process, they’re also a crucial reference point and a source of information.
After all, they spend more time on their bikes than anyone else and as such know all about the various applications of new products, any problems the could be encountered and what possibilities remain.
The quality of AGU’s professional range is upheld in its other collections.

AGU spends a great deal of time and energy searching for ways to further develop and improve products.
To that end, a good quality assurance process is crucial.
All products are tested and adjusted where necessary before they are brought onto the market.
But AGU’s QA checks also continue until well after the product is introduced.
AGU’s cycling clothing, for example, is tested by the acclaimed Dutch certification and inspection institute, TNO.