Size Guide

SIZE GUIDE

Use this Size Guide to find your best fit before you order.

Fit can vary by style, fabric, and stretch.

If you’re between sizes, choose the size that matches your largest measurement.

For the most accurate result, measure over lightweight clothing or on bare skin.

Stand naturally and keep the tape snug, not tight.

Write your measurements down and compare them to the chart on this page.

How to measure for this Size Guide

Use a soft measuring tape.

If you don’t have one, use a string and measure it against a ruler.

Measure in front of a mirror for better placement.

Ask a friend for help if needed.

Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust.

Keep the tape level across your back.

Underbust: Measure directly under the bust where a bra band sits.

Keep the tape parallel to the floor.

Waist: Measure the narrowest part of your waist.

Don’t hold your breath while measuring.

Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

Keep your feet together for consistency.

Length/Inseam: Measure from the top point shown on the chart.

For inseam, measure from the inner thigh to the ankle.

If an item is meant to sit high or low, follow the product description.

When in doubt, prioritize bust and hips for dresses.

For pants, prioritize waist and hips.

For structured styles, a closer fit may feel more snug.

For stretchy styles, you may prefer a more fitted size.

For relaxed styles, you can keep your usual size.

Check the product page for fabric notes and fit details.

If a style is designed oversized, that will affect the fit.

If a style is designed bodycon, it will feel more fitted.

If you’re shopping for lingerie sizing, use a bra size chart as your starting point.

Confirm your band by using a bra measurement chart taken at the underbust.

Then compare bust and underbust to a bra cup size chart to estimate cup volume.

These charts help you choose a starting size.

Fit may still vary by brand and style.

If you prefer more coverage, consider sizing up.

If you prefer a snug fit, consider your usual size.

Re-measure occasionally, as sizing can change over time.

Measure again if you’re shopping a new silhouette.

Take measurements at the same time of day for consistency.

Keep the tape flat and untwisted.

Don’t pull the tape too tight.

Don’t leave it too loose.

A comfortable, firm fit is best for accuracy.

Round to the nearest standard increment shown on the chart.

If your measurement falls between two options, check the item’s fit notes.

When a style has no stretch, choose the larger size if you’re in between.

When a style has stretch, choose based on your preferred fit.

If you are tall, compare garment length and inseam carefully.

If you are petite, compare rise and length carefully.

For tops, the bust measurement is usually the key reference.

For jackets, allow room for layering.

For skirts, focus on the waist and hips.

For maxi styles, check the overall length before ordering.

For midi styles, the hem may sit differently depending on height.

For mini styles, consider the rise and how fitted the style is.

If you’re unsure, choose the size that feels most comfortable for your movement.

This Size Guide is designed to make sizing quick and clear.

Use it alongside each product’s details for the best result.