Sizing can vary across brands and styles. Start with the available size chart, measurements, and fit notes for the piece you’re considering.
How to Measure Yourself
Use a flexible measuring tape, keeping it level and comfortably snug without pulling it tight. Follow any measuring instructions supplied with the brand’s size chart.
Bust
Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level.
Waist
Measure around your natural waist, usually the narrowest part of your torso.
Hips
Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
Garment Inseam
For a useful garment comparison, measure a pair of trousers that fits you well along the inside leg seam, from the crotch seam to the hem.
Body vs. Garment Measurements
Body measurements describe your body. Compare them with the brand’s body-size chart when one is available.
Garment measurements describe the piece itself and may include room for movement or an intentionally relaxed shape. They aren’t interchangeable with body measurements.
Compare garment measurements with a similar piece you already own and like wearing. Use the same measuring method and units, and check whether the listed measurements are flat widths or full circumferences. If the measurement type is unclear, ask before ordering.
Consider Shape, Length & Stretch
Available fit notes can help you understand whether a style is fitted, relaxed, or intentionally oversized. Stretch information can help you assess the fabric’s give, but doesn’t determine the right size on its own.
Check garment length and model height when provided for context. Where a piece falls on you will also depend on your proportions.
Have a sizing question? Contact Customer Care with the product name and your question, and we can help you review the available sizing information.
