Fit and sizing
Find your fit
Compare your measurements with the details for that dress. Color and size choices belong to each individual style, so start with the piece you have in mind.
Start with a piece you already wear
Lay a similar garment flat and compare its measurements with the information for the exact style you are considering. Check whether each measurement describes the garment or the body; they are not interchangeable.
Measure without stretching
- Chest or bust: measure straight across the garment below the armholes. Double a flat width only when comparing it with a circumference.
- Length: measure from the stated starting point to the hem; dresses, tops and trousers use different reference points.
- Waist and hip: check whether the listed figure is a body circumference or a relaxed garment measurement.
- Sleeves and inseam: follow the measurement points supplied for the individual style.
Color and size belong together
Choose the color first, then a size offered for that exact color. The size selector shows actual combinations in the catalogue rather than assuming every color has every size.
A size label alone does not confirm fit. If measurements are not provided for a style, do not substitute a chart from another garment.