Sizing

How to ensure a good fit

To ensure that you receive clothing that are just the kind of fit you like, please take a moment to measure yourself and then use these measurements as a reference when you choose the clothing style that suits you.

Measuring Tips:

  1. Use your exact measurements when selecting your size
  2. Keep the tape firm, but not tight
  3. Measure over under garments
  4. Ask someone to measure you


 Red denotes circumference measurements

Yellow denotes length-wise measurements

A. Height – From top of head to the floor (your standard height measurement).


B. Neck – Around largest part of neck (base of neck).


C. Shoulder Width – Measure across upper back from end of one shoulder bone (top of arm) to the other shoulder bone (top of arm). It’s important to stand with your usual posture and shoulder position.


D. Bust – Around the fullest part of bust. It is important to wear a bra to be accurate.

E.Waist – Around narrowest part of waist.

F. Belly – Around fullest part of belly.


G. Hip – Around fullest part of hips. Please be sure you take the largest measurement in this area.

H. Armhole – Around shoulder joint.

I. Sleeve Length – From shoulder tip down side of arm to prefered length of sleeves (with arm held straight). The shoulder tip is on top of the shoulder just near the arm.


J. Around Upper Arm – Around the largest part of upper arm (bicep).


K. Pants Inseam – From the crotch seam down inner leg to the floor (while barefoot).


Garment Length – The length of the garment can be different for different designs and types of clothing. If you order more than one item, you may need to enter a different Garment Length for each. Here’s how to measure Garment Length for a:

  1. Dress – From top of shoulder, down over the tip of one breast and down to the prefered length of the dress. [denoted by N]
  2. Top (blouse or jacket) – From top of shoulder, down over the tip of one breast and down to the prefered length of the blouse or jacket. If the top is part of a set, there will also be a Pants/Skirt Length measurement for the bottom part.
  3. Pants or Skirt – Because ensembles (suits and sets) have both a top and bottom, the bottom part is a separate measurement.


O. Slit Length – Prefered length of slit of skirt or dress.