Size Guide

Finding your size

Every piece is made to order, so the size you choose is a starting point rather than a final answer.

The chart

These are body measurements — what you measure on yourself — not the finished measurements of the garment, which allow room for movement on top.

SizeUKBustWaistHips
XXS431 in / 78 cm24 in / 60 cm33 in / 83.5 cm
XS632 in / 80.5 cm25 in / 62.5 cm34 in / 86 cm
S833 in / 83 cm26 in / 65 cm35 in / 88.5 cm
S/M1035 in / 88 cm28 in / 70 cm37 in / 93.5 cm
M/L1237 in / 93 cm30 in / 75 cm39 in / 98.5 cm
L1439 in / 98 cm31 in / 80 cm41 in / 103.5 cm
XL1641 in / 103 cm33 in / 85 cm43 in / 108.5 cm
XXL1844 in / 110.5 cm36 in / 92.5 cm46 in / 116 cm

These measurements are a guide. Our consultants will confirm accurate sizing with you before your order is made.

How to measure

Measure over your underwear rather than over clothes, and ask someone to help if you can — measuring your own back is where most numbers go wrong.

Bust
Around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level and under your arms.
Waist
Around the narrowest part of your middle, usually just above the navel. Do not pull the tape tight.
Hips
Around the fullest part of your hips and seat, with your feet together.

Between two sizes

Take the larger. A piece can be taken in far more easily than it can be let out. If your bust, waist and hips fall in different rows — which is common — choose the size that matches your largest measurement and tell your consultant the rest; that is exactly the sort of thing the call is for.