How to Choose Your Size

Start with the measurement that matters most for the product you are buying. For dresses and tops, check the bust and waist. For pants, denim, skirts, and fitted bottoms, compare your waist and hip measurements.

• Use your current body measurements, not the size you usually buy from another brand.
• Compare your measurements with the chart before selecting a size.
• Check whether the product is designed to fit slim, relaxed, oversized, cropped, or loose.
• Review the individual product details before ordering.

Measuring Tips

For the most accurate result, use a soft measuring tape and measure over close-fitting clothing.

• Shoulders: measure from one shoulder point to the other across your back.
• Bust: measure around the fullest part of your bust and around your back.
• Waist: measure the slimmest point above your navel and below your ribs.
• Hips: measure around the fullest part of your hips.
• Inner leg: measure from the top of your inside leg down to the floor.

Fit Notes

Fit can vary by style, fabric, and silhouette. A structured woven piece may feel different from knitwear, denim, or a relaxed dress, even when the size label is the same.

For product-specific sizing, always check the size and fit details on the individual product page.

Between Sizes?

If you are between sizes, consider the shape and fabric of the item. For a closer fit, you may prefer the smaller size. For a more relaxed fit, or if the item has limited stretch, you may prefer the larger size.

When in doubt, use your largest relevant measurement as your guide.