01 · Measure
Keep the tape level
Measure the fullest part of your bust and hips and the narrowest part of your natural waist over light clothing. Do not pull the tape tight.
Fit guide
Start with your body measurements, then use the fit note on the specific dress. A generic size chart is only the first clue; the fitted point and fabric behavior make the decision.
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 35–36 in | 27–28 in | 35–37 in |
| M | 37–38 in | 29–30 in | 38–39 in |
| L | 39–40 in | 31–32 in | 40–41 in |
| XL | 41–44 in | 33–36 in | 42–49 in |
Important: this is a body-measurement starting point, not a garment-measurement guarantee. Supplier sizing can vary by style. The product fit note and verified garment measurements take priority.
01 · Measure
Measure the fullest part of your bust and hips and the narrowest part of your natural waist over light clothing. Do not pull the tape tight.
02 · Locate
A relaxed skirt does not help if the bust is too small. A smocked bodice may flex more than a button front. Size for the least-forgiving point.
03 · Compare
Check verified garment length, stretch, model size, and where the silhouette is relaxed or shaped whenever those details are provided.
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