Size guide
Every item lists the size on its label and, for most, the actual measurements taken with the garment laid flat. The safest way to get the right fit is to compare those measurements with a garment you own that fits you well.
How to measure a garment you already own
- Chest: with the garment buttoned and laid flat, measure armpit to armpit across the front and multiply by 2.
- Length: from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) to the bottom hem.
- Sleeve: from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
- Waist (pants and skirts): with the button closed, measure side to side at the waistband and multiply by 2.
- Rise: from the crotch seam to the top of the button, along the front.
- Inseam: from the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg, along the inside.
Approximate conversions
Women (tops and dresses): XS = US 0–2 · S = US 4–6 · M = US 8–10 · L = US 12–14 · XL = US 16–18.
Women (jeans): 24 = US 0 · 25 = US 2 · 26 = US 4 · 27 = US 6 · 28 = US 8 · 29 = US 10 · 30 = US 12 · 31 = US 14 · 32 = US 16.
Men (shirts and tees): S = chest 34–36 in · M = 38–40 in · L = 42–44 in · XL = 46–48 in · XXL = 50–52 in.
Men (pants): the first number is the waist in inches (W32) and the second is the inseam (L32).
Kids: 2T–5T are ages (2 to 5 years); sizes 6 to 16 roughly match age. Labels with "M" (3M, 6M, 12M) are months.
Tips
- Sizing varies a lot between brands; trust the measurements more than the letter.
- A 1–2 cm (about half an inch) difference is normal when measuring by hand.
- If an item in your size has no measurements listed, ask us on WhatsApp before buying; we are happy to measure it.