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Women's Sizing Charts

Note: Size charts are based on industry standard sizes and measurements taken in inches.

Please make sure to check the exact sizing information under the product details section.

International Size Graph Conversion

Standard Size Chart

Plus Size Chart

Finding your Perfect Measurements

Note: The number, in inches is your size in standard US sizes, you can use our conversion chart for international sizing.

Measuring Your Bust

With a flexible measuring tape, measure under your arms around the fullest part of your bust. This is your size in inches.

Measuring Your Waist

Measure around your natural waistline, make sure to keep the measuring tape comfortable and loose. This will ensure a comfortable fit for skirts, dresses, and pants.

Measuring Your Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips, which is approximately 8” below your natural waistline (this may differ from woman to woman.) Make sure your feet are together for a proper measurement.

Measuring Your Inseam

To measure your inseam, a number that is used to get the length of your pants, you will need to measure the length of your inner leg or you can measure a pair of good fitting jeans you have on hand.

Take the measuring tape and measure from your inner thigh down to your ankle, or you can measure the inner leg seam of your favorite pair of jeans.

Women’s sizes come in a few different sizes based on your height

Getting the Perfect Bra Fit

Measuring Your Band Size

Measure around the bottom of your bust where a bra band would normally rest on your torso. The measuring tape should be level and snug, yet not too tight or uncomfortable. Round the number to the nearest whole number. Now, add four inches if your number is even or five if you have an odd number. This is your correct band size.

Note: If you are wearing a bra during this measurement, make sure it is a non-padded bra only

Measuring Your Cup Size

To get your cup size, take a loose measurement around the fullest part of your bust at nipple level. Round this number to the nearest whole number.

Now, this is where things start to get a little complicated. Subtract the band size you received in step 1 from your bust size. Take the difference between the two and follow this chart:

Note: Our Sizing Charts are based on industry standard throughout many different countries, some manufacturers sizing may vary and will be noted on the product page. If in doubt, order a size up or reach out to us for assistance in finding your perfect size.