Soft tape
Use a flexible tape over underwear or light, close-fitting clothing.
Find your fit.
Measure the body you have. Use this guide with the product-specific size chart and fit notes on each product page. Product-specific information always takes priority.
01 / Fit atlas
Start with the body map.
01Bust
02Underbust
03Waist
04Hips
05Inseam
06Torso
02 / Before you measure
Small details make a better measurement.
Keep it level
Keep the tape parallel to the floor and against the body without digging in.
Relax
Stand naturally, breathe normally, and ask someone to help with hard-to-reach points.
03 / Choose your category
Measure what the garment needs.
Yoga & workout
Use the measurements that shape movement and length.
Bras
Start with the measurements that shape the band and cup.
Shapewear & bodysuits
Use the full set when coverage and torso length matter.
04 / Measure step by step
See the tape in motion.
Measure around the fullest part of the chest with arms relaxed.
Measure directly beneath the bust where the band sits, firm but comfortable.
Measure at the natural waist without holding your breath or pulling in.
Measure the fullest hips and seat with your feet together.
Measure from the top of the inner thigh to your preferred hem.
For one-piece garments, measure from shoulder down the front, through the legs, and up the back.
05 / Choosing between sizes
Between sizes?
Start with the product-specific fit note, then choose the feeling you want from the garment.
Closer support
Choose the closer option when you want a more secure, supportive feel and the fabric allows it.
Easier fit
Choose the easier option when you prefer less compression or need more room through a key measurement.
Your body is not a template.
Measure the body you have. Choose the fit that feels like yours.