Size guide · concept preview
Size guide · design preview
Before you order

The size that fits you, the first time.

Two minutes with a tape measure saves a return. Here is how our sizes run and how to find yours.

Measuring at home

A soft tape measure and a mirror is all you need.

Bust

Around the fullest part, tape level across your back. Breathe normally - do not pull tight.

Waist

Around the narrowest point, usually just above the belly button.

Hips

Around the widest part, feet together.

Length

Shoulder to where you want the hem. Our maxis are cut to [ankle length on a 5′6″ frame - Jack to confirm].

The chart

Inches. If you are between sizes, [size up for flowy cuts, down for knits - Jack to confirm].

SizeBustWaistHips
XS[32-33][24-25][34-35]
S[34-35][26-27][36-37]
M[36-38][28-30][38-40]
L[39-41][31-33][41-43]
XL[42-44][34-36][44-46]
1X[45-47][37-39][47-49]
2X[48-50][40-42][50-52]

How each cut fits

The same size behaves differently in different fabrics.

Wrap dresses

Forgiving by design - the tie does the fitting. If between sizes, take the smaller.

Knit sets

Stretchy but not clingy. True to size for the drape you see in photos.

Maxi skirts

Elastic-back waist, so the waistband adjusts a full inch either way.

Everyday sets

Cut relaxed through the body on purpose. Do not size up for modesty - the ease is already built in.

Still not sure?

Send us your three measurements and the piece you are eyeing. A person answers - usually within a day - with a straight recommendation.

Ask about sizing

Preview - the button is not live yet.

Honest note: design preview. Every measurement in the chart is a [bracketed placeholder] - Jack fills these from the real spec sheets before anything ships. Fit notes are written from the cut descriptions, not from fitting tests.