Size Chart

 What You’ll Need:

• Soft measuring tape (fabric or flexible plastic — available at craft or sewing stores)
• Full-length mirror (to ensure the tape stays level)
• Notepad or phone to record your measurements
• Optional: a friend to help for accuracy

 1. Bust
Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape straight and level across your back. Keep your arms relaxed at your sides and breathe normally.
Tip: Make sure the tape isn’t too tight — you should be able to fit one finger under it comfortably.

2. Waist
Measure around your natural waistline — it’s usually just above your belly button and below your rib cage.
Keep the tape snug but not constricting.
Tip: If you bend to one side, the crease that forms is your natural waist!

3. Hips
Stand with your feet together and wrap the tape around the fullest part of your hips and bottom (usually about 8 inches below your waist).
Tip: Keep the tape straight and parallel to the floor all the way around.

4. Length 

For dresses, skirts and pants, length can make all the difference! Measure from the appropriate starting point - your shoulder or natural waist - down to where you'd like the garment to fall.

Once you have your measurements, compare them with our Size Guide to find your best fit. Remember, every beautiful body is different, and fabrics and styles can fit differently too.

• Measure over thin clothing or undergarments for the best results.
• Don’t pull the tape too tight — a relaxed fit gives the most accurate size.
• If you’re between sizes, consider how you like your clothes to fit (fitted vs. relaxed). For a more relaxed feel, we recommend sizing up. For stretchy or fitted styles, your usual size may work perfectly.
• Recheck your measurements every few months, especially if your body shape changes with season or fitness level.