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Size guide

Designer and vintage sizing wanders. Flat measurements are the only reliable guide — here is how to read them.

Three steps

How to get it right first time

Lay a garment you already love flat. Measure across the chest, waist and hip, then double each number.

Ignore the label size and compare your numbers to the measurements listed on the piece.

Send a message with your measurements and I will tell you honestly whether it will work.

Womenswear

Measurements are in inches, taken flat across the garment and doubled.

Size	US	Bust	Waist	Hip
XS	0–2	32–33	24–25	34–35
S	4–6	34–35	26–27	36–37
M	8–10	36–37	28–29	38–39
L	12–14	38–40	30–32	40–42
XL	16–18	41–43	33–35	43–45

A guide only. Designer and vintage sizing varies widely, so always check the flat measurements on the product page.

Denim

Denim is listed by its waist number. Stretch styles usually give about an inch.

Waist	US size	Waist (in)	Hip (in)
24	00	24	33
25	0	25	34
26	2	26	35
27	4	27	36
28	6	28	37
29	8	29	38
30	10	30	39

For structured pieces, size up. For knitwear and anything with stretch, take the smaller size.

Always. If a piece runs off its label, it says so in the description.

Send your measurements and I will check the piece against them.

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