Follow our 3 step guide to work out what will fit you.

1. Use our size chart below, to work out what size you are compared to the mannequins in our photos. As fit can be quite personal you can see how something looks on measurements similar to yours. We recommend going up to the next size rather than down as being looser allows you to move easier. Wearing looser also makes it easier to keep wearing something longer.
2. Check if any critical fit points or specific fit information for the garment is given. Critical fit points are style dependent parts of a garment which fit closer on the body and need to be allowed for. We also provide specific information if something is shorter or longer in the body length or trouser rise, or if something is particularly looser or tighter in a particular part of the body.
3. Cross check our actual garment measures against favourite fitting garments you already have. This works particularly well for jeans and trousers. If you have trousers that fit really well our measures can help you find something that fits the same fit or similar. Watch our video below to see how we measure jeans and trousers. The measurements will be different for different styles of jeans and trousers and if the fabric is stretch or not. If you have trousers that you did like the fit of but no longer fit you can work out how much smaller or larger they would need to be and add or take off their measurement. Similarly if you want to change how high they sit on the body you can add or subtract the extra height at the back and front from the rise measurement. If you are changing the rise a lot you may need to alter the waist measurement a bit as most people are smaller higher on the waist than lower on the waist.

 

Size chart
		8	10	12	14	16	18	20
bust		83	88	93	98	103	108	113
waist		65	70	75	80	85	90	95
hips widest		92	97	102	107	112	117	122
neck to waist		43	43.6	44.2	44.8	45.4	46	46.6
see photo