Determining Your Size

Determining your body measurements will help more accurately determine your size. For tops, the common reference point is your bust measurement and, for bottoms, it is your waist measurement. These measurements are meant as a guide, not an exact guarantee of fit.

 

Taking Your Own Measurements

Bust: To measure your bust, run a tape measure around your shoulder blades and the largest part of your bust. Keep the tape measure underneath your arms. For the best accuracy, raise your arms as little as possible.

 

Waist: To measure your waist, run a tape measure around your natural waist, which is located at the thinnest part of your torso, directly at the bend when you bend to the side.

 

Understanding Fit, Your Body & How It Affects Sizing

 

Most garments are only offered in one dimension of sizing (e.g. waist), but a number of measurements can affect fit and size, including waist, hips, thighs, butt, height, bust, and shoulders. When we feel like a piece of clothing is cut in a way that it may cause certain body types to size up or size down we will reference this in the product description. Based on this information and your understanding of your own body, you may then size up or down from the suggested size in the chart.