Inches are converted from centimetres and rounded to one decimal place.

Use a soft tape measure over light clothing or underwear. Stand naturally and keep the tape level, close to your body without pulling it tight.

Bust — Measure around the fullest part of your bust, with your arms relaxed.

Waist — Measure around your natural waist, usually the narrowest part of your torso. Breathe normally.

Hip — With your feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hips and bottom.

Tops & jackets — Start with your bust measurement. For fitted styles, check your waist too.

Pants & skirts — Check both waist and hip. If they suggest different sizes, choose the size that accommodates both, especially in styles with a fixed waistband.

Dresses & jumpsuits — Check bust, waist and hip, giving priority to the areas where the style is fitted.

Between sizes? For a fitted style with little or no stretch, the larger size is usually the more comfortable starting point. For relaxed or stretchy pieces, follow the product’s fit notes and your preferred silhouette.

Where garment measurements are provided, compare them with a similar piece you own and love. Do not compare a flat garment width directly with a full body circumference.

Approximate equivalents only. Size labels vary between brands; use body measurements as your starting point.

One size does not mean every fit. Check the individual product’s measurements and fit notes, or contact us before choosing.