Find the fit that feels right.

Sizes vary between styles and suppliers. Product options are shown exactly as supplied in our catalog. A numeric label such as 6, 8, or 10 is not automatically a US size. For a general numeric-to-letter reference, see our size conversion chart. Confirm the sizing system for the specific product before using a conversion.

Start with your own measurements

Use a soft measuring tape. Measure your bust around the fullest point, your waist at its natural position, and your hips around their fullest point. Keep the tape level and comfortably close without pulling tightly. For trousers, consider your preferred rise and inseam as well.

Compare with a piece you already wear

Lay a well-fitting item flat and compare its width and length with any item-specific measurements supplied by us. Body measurements and flat garment measurements are different; ask which one is being provided. Allow for the silhouette you want, not simply the smallest label.

Look at the cut

A relaxed shirt, a fitted dress, and a high-waisted pair of trousers can fit differently even when their size labels match. Check the relevant product description for cut, closures, and any stated stretch. When a fabric composition or measurement is not supplied, ask us rather than assuming.

Ask us before ordering

Email the product name, the option you are considering, and the measurement you need to [email protected]. We'll discuss available item-specific information before your order is confirmed.