FIND YOUR OWN PROPORTIONS
Fit & Care
Measure the body. Compare the garment.
Use a soft tape over light clothing. Keep it level, snug but not tight. Measure the fullest bust, the narrowest natural waist and the fullest hips. Compare all three, not just your usual size.
Fit notes describe the intended silhouette. Regular sits closer than Relaxed; Easy has a straighter, less defined shape. Your comfort preference matters too.
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 34–35 | 27–28 | 37–38 |
| M | 36–37 | 29–30 | 39–40 |
| L | 38–40 | 31–33 | 41–43 |
| XL | 41–43 | 34–36 | 44–46 |
Measure around the fullest bust and hips, and your natural waist, keeping the tape level. This table describes your body, not the garment. Between sizes? Choose the larger size for more ease; contact us for help. Garment length is measured from shoulder to hem in centimeters and may vary slightly.
Length is a separate choice.
Product lengths run from shoulder to bottom hem. Compare with a garment you already like. Hip-length sweaters in this collection measure 54–62 cm; knee-length dresses 96–98 cm; midi dresses 110–114 cm. Height and proportions affect where that hem falls.
A small care routine.
Wash similar colors together and avoid high heat. Reshape cotton and blended knits while damp and dry flat. Linen/cotton woven dresses can be line dried; viscose needs gentle handling and may need reshaping. Each product lists its own method. Always follow the garment’s attached care label where it differs.