Every style may fit differently depending on its design, fabric and manufacturer. Before ordering, compare your body measurements with the size chart shown on the individual product page. For the best fit, measure your bust, waist, hips, and inseam and choose the larger size when you are between sizes.
How to Choose the Right Size
Sizing can vary between styles, fabrics, and manufacturers. Use the product-specific size chart and your current body measurements before placing an order.
Measure Before Ordering
Measure your bust, waist, hips, and inseam while keeping the measuring tape comfortably fitted—not too tight or loose.
Check the Product Size Chart
Do not rely only on your usual size. Measurements may vary between products, so always use the specific size chart provided for the item you are ordering.
Between Two Sizes?
When your measurements fall between two sizes, we generally recommend choosing the larger size, especially for fitted styles or fabrics with little stretch.
A Better Fit Starts with the Details
Understanding fabric, fit and garment measurements can help you choose your size more confidently.
Each item may fit differently depending on its cut, fabric and stretch. Review the product description and size chart carefully before ordering rather than relying only on your usual size.
Know the Fabric
Stretchy fabrics may provide more flexibility, while structured or non-stretch materials usually require a more precise fit. Check the fabric details listed on each product page.
Understand the Fit
Look for fit descriptions such as slim, relaxed, oversized, high-waisted, or straight-leg. These details explain how the garment is designed to sit on the body.
Use Product-Specific Measurements
Sizing can vary between products. Always compare your measurements with the chart provided for the exact item you are purchasing.
