Fit & sizing

Size Guide

Our sizes follow standard US women’s sizing, from XS (0-2) to 3X (22-24). Take your bust, waist and hip measurements, find them in the chart below, and where a piece has a fit note on its product page, read it before you choose.

Size chart

Body measurements in inches. Body measurements in centimeters. Measure yourself and choose the size your measurements fall into.

Size US size Bust Waist Hip
XS to XL
XS 0–2 32–33 81–84 25–26 64–66 35–36 89–91
S 4–6 34–35 86–89 27–28 69–71 37–38 94–97
M 8–10 36–37 91–94 29–30 74–76 39–40 99–102
L 12–14 38½–40 98–102 31½–33 80–84 41½–43 105–109
XL 16 41½–42½ 105–108 34½–35½ 88–90 44½–45½ 113–116
Curve: 2X and 3X
2X 18–20 43½–45½ 110–116 36½–38½ 93–98 46½–48½ 118–123
3X 22–24 47½–49½ 121–126 40½–42½ 103–108 50½–52½ 128–133

How to measure

  1. Bust

    Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level under your arms and across your back. Wear the kind of bra you plan to wear with the outfit.

  2. Waist

    Measure around your natural waist, the narrowest part of your torso, usually an inch or so above your belly button. Breathe out normally and keep the tape comfortably loose.

  3. Hip

    Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

Use a soft tape measure and keep it snug but not tight. No tape at home? A piece of string and a ruler work just as well.

About our fit notes

Where a piece has a fit note, you’ll find it on the product page under Size & fit: whether the piece runs true to size, small or relaxed, how much stretch the fabric has, and key garment measurements such as length.

This chart is a general guide to body measurements. If a fit note says something different, follow the fit note, because it’s specific to that piece.

Between sizes? For fitted styles and fabrics without stretch, choose the larger size. For relaxed styles and stretchy knits, your usual size is the safer choice. Still unsure? Send us your measurements and the piece you love, and we’ll help you choose.