Size Measurement Chart

Size Chart

US Size	AU/UK Size	EURO Size	Bust		Waist
			cm	inch	cm	inch
2/XS	6	32	<>	<>	<>	<>
4/S	8	34	81cm-86cm	32"-34"	66cm-71cm	26"-28"
6/M	10	36	86cm-91cm	34"-36"	71cm-76cm	28"-30"
8/L	12	38	91cm-96cm	36"-38"	76cm-81cm	30"-32"
10/XL	14	40	96cm-101cm	38"-40"	81cm-86cm	32"-34"
12/2XL	16	42	101cm-106cm	40''-42''	86cm-91cm	34''-36''
14/3XL	18	44	106cm-111cm	42''-44''	91cm-96cm	36''-38''
16/4XL	20	46	111cm-116cm	44''-46''	96cm-101cm	38''-40''

This procedure is used by us when we work out our measurements.To ensure that you get the best fit, please measure a similar item that you own in the same way:

Bust

Lay your garment flat and then with a flexible measuring tape, begin measuring from the left underarm seam and then over to the right underarm seam. Ensure that the garment is flat. If there is excess fabric, ensure that you include this too without stretching the fabric.

Waist

Lay your garment flat and measure the narrowest part of the body from the left seam across to the right seam. Ensure that the garment is flat. If there is excess fabric, ensure that you include this too without stretching the fabric.

Length

Lay your garment flat when taking measurement

Skirts - Measure from side seam of the waist down to the hem

Dresses - Measure from top shoulder seam down to the hem. Where the hem is like a hanky hem or asymmetrical style, you will see two measurements, the first one is for the shortest and the second for the longest. In the case of strapless or similar, measurement will be taken from underarm to hem.

The measurements taken from here are not comparable to those full body measurements. They won't give you the correct measurement to compare against our measurements. It's important that you measure your item as described above.

For stretchable garments, if you see two measurements, the first is from the garment at rest, unstretched, and the second is with the fabric fully stretched. Ideally, you'd want to come somewhere in between depending on the fit you want to achieve.