Fit and sizing
Find your fit
Use the measurements for the exact style you are viewing. If you prefer a relaxed look, compare the garment with one you already like rather than guessing from the label.
Start with a piece you already wear
Lay a similar garment flat and compare its measurements with the information for the exact style you are considering. Check whether each measurement describes the garment or the body; they are not interchangeable.
Measure without stretching
- Chest or bust: measure straight across the garment below the armholes. Double a flat width only when comparing it with a circumference.
- Length: measure from the stated starting point to the hem; dresses, tops and trousers use different reference points.
- Waist and hip: check whether the listed figure is a body circumference or a relaxed garment measurement.
- Sleeves and inseam: follow the measurement points supplied for the individual style.
Color and size belong together
Choose the color first, then a size offered for that exact color. The size selector shows actual combinations in the catalogue rather than assuming every color has every size.
A size label alone does not confirm fit. If measurements are not provided for a style, do not substitute a chart from another garment.