Sizing Guide

To make life easier we have constructed this simple 4 section sizing guide to answer any queires about measurements fitting of our garments. If you require more information, please feel free to Contact Us.

1. CLOTHING MEASUREMENTS
2. BRA MEASUREMENTS
3. NECKLACE MEASUREMENTS
4. BELT MEASUREMENTS



1. CLOTHING MEASUREMENTS

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A. Top of Shoulder
Take measurement from collarbone to the hem of the garment.

B. Bust
Take measurement across fullest part and across shoulder blades.

C. Waist
Measure around natural waistline.

D. Hips
Measure at widest part.

E. Inside leg
Measure from the top of the inside leg at the crutch to the ankle bone.
Dress lengths given are a worn length and are taken from the top of shoulder to the hem line or longest point of the garment.







2. BRA MEASUREMENTS

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It is important to measure yourself regularly, remembering that your bra size can alter due to exercise, diet or pregnancy.

A. Bra Size (underbust)
Place the tape measure around your rib cage immediately under the bust. The tape should be held firmly, but not tightly so that you can breathe easily.

B. Cup Size (full bust)
Measure the bust at the fullest part. Use the chart as a guideline.

If you fall between the sizes always go by your bra size (underbust measurement) and try either side for cup size. Use the table below.







3. NECKLACE MEASUREMENTS

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The diagram above illustrates where necklaces of different lengths will hang on a person with an average neck size. The apparent length of a necklace will depend upon the wearer's neck size and the width and flexibility of the necklace. This is only a guideline.



4. BELT MEASUREMENTS

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To find out what size belt you wear, simply follow these guidelines:

A. Belt Positioning
First, decide whether you will be wearing the belt at your waist or on your hips (lower rise). This will affect the fit of the belt.

B. For Waist Belts
Measure around your natural waistline (just at the belly button). This is usually the smallest part of your torso.

C. For Hip Belts
Measure around the fuller part of your hips (not the fullest), where your low-rise jeans would fall. Note: Hip belts are carried in larger sizes so they can be worn on the hips.

D. Belt Size
The measurement that you get is your belt size.

E. Belt Length
The belt length indicates the measurement from the buckle prong (or other method of closure) to the middle hole of the belt.