Find your product
Choose the exact style you’re interested in.
Choose the exact style, not just the product type.
Choose the exact style you’re interested in.
On the product page, open the Size Guide for that specific style.
Compare your measurements with the product’s own size chart.
Use a soft measuring tape. Measure body circumferences level, and garment lengths flat without stretching.
Measure just beneath your bust.
Measure around the fullest part of your bust.
Measure around your natural waist.
Measure around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.
Lay flat. Measure straight from the top of the strap to the bottom hem.
Lay flat. Measure along the side from the waistband top to the leg opening.
Length methods vary by style. Follow the exact product’s size guide. The bra illustration includes the strap; adjustable straps change the length. Brief side length is not front rise.
Start with the size guide for your chosen bra—even similar styles can fit differently. Check how the band, cups, and straps feel together. Gaping, spilling, or digging can mean a different size or shape would suit you better.
Check your bust measurement and the listed garment length to find the fit you prefer. For styles with built-in cups or support, read the product’s fit notes rather than relying on your usual top size alone.
Use the waist and hip measurements in the product’s size guide. Don’t size down for extra compression. For bodysuits, check any torso-length guidance too—fit should allow you to breathe and move comfortably.
Match your measurements to the exact style’s size chart. For shorts, check the waist, hips, and listed length. Try sitting, bending, and moving to check the fit; sizing alone doesn’t determine a garment’s level of support.
Check the measurements listed for your chosen style, including bust, waist, and hips where relevant. Look for notes on stretch, adjustable straps, and length. For sets, check how both pieces are sized—they may need different fits.
Have your product name, measurements, and units ready.