Size Guide

The size shown on a product page is the size on the garment's own label. The charts below convert it to the systems in common use, and give the body measurements each size is cut to.

Take your measurements over light clothing, keep the tape level and let it sit against the body without drawing it tight.

If you are unsure which size to choose, a Client Advisor will measure the piece for you before you order. Eligible pieces may also be exchanged under our return policy.

Units
SizeUSUKEUBustWaistHip
XS0–24–632–3480 cm62 cm88 cm
S483684 cm66 cm92 cm
M6–810–1238–4088 cm70 cm96 cm
L10144294 cm76 cm102 cm
XL121644100 cm82 cm108 cm

If you fall between two sizes, we recommend the larger for a relaxed drape and the smaller for a closer silhouette.

How to measure yourself

Measure over your undergarments, keeping the tape level and comfortably close without pulling. Bust: around the fullest part of the chest. Waist: at the narrowest point, usually just above the navel. Hip: around the fullest part, roughly 20 cm below the waist.

  1. Bust

    Pass the tape under the arms and around the fullest part of the chest, keeping it level across the back.

  2. Waist

    Around the narrowest part of the torso, usually just above the navel. Breathe out normally.

  3. Hip

    Around the fullest part of the seat, standing with the feet together.

Between sizes

Take the larger size where a piece is close through the body — a blazer, a waistcoat, a fitted dress. Cloth can be taken in cleanly; it cannot be let out past its allowance.

Take the smaller where the cut is loose to begin with, and on anything bias-cut, which gives as it is worn.

Pieces cut to order are made to your own measurements. Send them before ordering and the piece is cut to them, with length adjusted as standard. An altered piece cannot be returned, so order the size that fits and alter afterwards — never the reverse.

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