47 mm condom size
47 mm is the width printed on the box: how wide the condom is when it lies flat (1.85 in). This is the extra small size.
Condoms you can buy at 47 mm
| Brand and product | Material |
|---|---|
| Latex | |
| Latex | |
| Latex | |
| Latex |
Width is measured across the condom while it lies flat, and it is the number each brand prints on the box. Tap a product name to see where its figures come from.
Who does a 47 mm condom fit?
These condoms are 47 mm wide (1.85 in) when laid flat, which makes them extra small. They are made by MY.SIZE, Mister Size, ONE Condoms and Ritex.
The condom brand Mister Size publishes a size table that matches 47 mm to 9.5–9.9 cm around the erect penis (3.74 to 3.9 in). If your measurement is in that range, this is the width to try first.
At this width, lengths go from 160 to 175 mm. That is long enough for most people, so width is what decides the fit.
If it feels too tight, try the next size up: 49 mm.
If it slips or bunches up, try the next size down: 45 mm.
Nearby widths
| Width (mm) | Size | Girth it suits | Condoms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 45 mm | Extra small | under 9.5 cm (3.74 in) | 2 |
| 47 mm | Extra small | 9.5–9.9 cm (3.74–3.9 in) | 4 |
| 49 mm | Small | 10–10.4 cm (3.94–4.09 in) | 8 |
| 51 mm | Snug fit | about 10.5 cm (4.13 in) | 2 |
| 52 mm | Snug fit | 10.5–11.9 cm (4.13–4.69 in) | 22 |
Tap a width to see its condoms. The girth ranges come from the Mister Size table, or from our estimate where it has no row.
