Dress Size Guide

B – Bust circumference
Wearing a bra you usually wear. Pass the measuring tape around your back and up to the front, at the level of the fullest part of your bust.

W – Waist circumference
Pass the measuring tape around the narrowest part of the waist. Don’t make it too tight, you should be able to fit a finger between the tape and your waist.

Remember to keep the tape leveled in a straight line across the back and front of your waist. Don’t breathe in and pull in your stomach, you can’t cheat if you want your dress to be wearable! To define the waistline correctly, you can also tie a tape around your natural waist and don’t take it off until you finish the measuring.

H – Hip circumference
Pass the measuring tape around the widest part of your hips and the fullest part of your bottom. Don’t make it too tight; you should be able to fit a finger between the tape and your hip.

S – Shoulder width
Measure the horizontal distance between the ends of your shoulders. The end of your shoulder is the small bump right before the start of your upper arm.

You should keep the tape leveled in a straight line between your shoulders, but keep the tape flattened on your skin. Don’t swell out your chest and push your shoulder blades back; you should relax and stand in a normal standing position.

L – Dress length
Wearing shoes. Measure from the point where the shoulder meets the neck, over the bust point, to the desired hem length. If you want to make a floor-length dress, the endpoint will be the floor.

Our clothes are not in standard Asian, US, or EU sizes. Besides, because sizing and cut will vary between brands and styles, the size measurements of the clothes also differ. To select the right size, please refer to our Size Chart on the product page to find the best fit for your body size.