U.S Sizing Guide

IMPORTANT SIZING INFORMATION

Please note that sizing may vary depending on the style, fabric, and fit of each garment. Some products provide sizing details in the product description. For all other products, please refer to this sizing guide.

For the best fit, please carefully review all available sizing information before placing your order. We recommend checking measurements rather than relying solely on your usual size.

If you have questions about sizing, please contact us before purchasing. We're happy to help

The measurements in the size chart are for your body not clothing

Then choose the right size according to the Body Size Chart
If sizes run small, it will be stated in the product description
For a more relaxed fit, order one size up
Please allow 2-3 cm difference due to manual measurement

Women's Size Chart

Size	US Size	Bust (in)	Bust (cm)	Waist (in)	Waist (cm)	Hips (in)	Hips (cm)
XS	0–2	31–33	79–84	23–25	58–64	33–35	84–89
S	4	34–35	86–89	26–27	66–69	36–37	91–94
M	6	36–37	91–94	28–29	71–74	38–39	97–99
L	8–10	38–40	97–102	30–32	76–81	40–42	102–107
XL	12	41–43	104–109	33–35	84–89	43–45	109–114
2XL	14	44–45	112–114	36–37	91–94	46–47	117–119
3XL	16–18	46–49	117–124	38–41	97–104	48–51	122–130
4XL	20–22	50–53	127–135	42–45	107–114	52–55	132–140
5XL	24–26	54–57	137–145	46–49	117–124	56–59	142–150

Measuring Clothing Size

Measuring clothing size doesn't need to be difficult, for most clothing, you need to measure your waist, hips and bust. Following the guide will give you specifics on where to measure.

Bust: Measure circumference around the bust at the fullest part. Use a flexible measuring tape and keep it parallel with the floor.

Waist: Measure your body around your natural waistline. Your waistline is usually just above your belly button (narrowest part of torso). Not sure where your waistline is?

Stand in front of a mirror and bend to one side. Your waistline is simply where you can see a natural indentation in the torso on the side.

Hips: Measure circumference around your hips at the fullest part.

Take the hip measurement, measure at the widest part of the hip. Go straight around the body at this area. Keep the line straight, even as you go across your backside in the rear, to get an accurate hip measurement.

Don’t pull the measuring tape tight. It should fit close but not tight. If it's too tight you will get a smaller size that won't fit.

Inseam: Measure inside of the leg from crotch to the bottom of the anklebone

Note-

1.There maybe 1-2 cm deviation in different sizes, locations and stretch of fabrics. Size chart is for reference only, there may be a little difference with what you get.

2.There are 3 kinds of elasticity: High Elasticity (two-sided stretched), Medium Elasticity (one-sided stretched) and Nonelastic (can not stretched ).

3.Color may be lighter or darker due to the different PC display