Use your body measurements with the charts below. This is a general guide: fit varies by style, fabric and cut. Where a product has its own measurements or fit notes, follow those first.

Between sizes? Consider the measurement that needs the most room, the fabric's stretch and how you want to move. A slim fit does not automatically mean a smaller size. If unsure, ask our team before ordering.

Use a soft tape over light, close-fitting clothing. Stand naturally, breathe normally and keep the tape level, comfortably snug without pulling it tight.

1. 1
   Bust / chest

   Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust or chest, passing under your arms and straight across your back.

2. 2
   Natural waist

   Measure where your torso naturally bends, usually the narrowest part above your navel. Keep your abdomen relaxed.

3. 3
   Full hip

   Stand with your feet together. Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Body size and garment size are different. Clothing needs room for movement. If a product lists flat garment measurements, compare them with a similar piece you already wear comfortably.

A good fit works beyond the mirror. Try your piece with the shoes and layers you plan to wear, then give yourself a little room to live in it.

Choose the intended silhouette of the garment, whether relaxed, tailored or slim, with enough ease for you. Size labels alone cannot tell the whole story.