Your measurements will be most accurate while you’re wearing clothing that skims the body, or your underwear!

1. Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust while wearing underwear that fits you.

2. Waist: Look in the mirror and find the smallest part of your midsection. Measure around this area.

3. Hips: Find the largest part of your hips and bring the measuring tape around your body.

4. Inseam: Place one end of the measuring tape as close to your crotch as possible. Stand shoulder width apart and pull the measuring tape straight down. You may need to ask a friend to help tell you the number that is closest to your ankle bone.

TIPS:

• Make sure that the measuring tape is flat around your body.
• For pants: Know your waist and hip measurement. Then when looking at the size chart, focus on the larger measurement and choose a size based on that number.
• For tops: If you want the top to be loose around your midsection, focus on the waist measurement to determine which size you would prefer.
• Inseam: Each pant will look different on each person depending on your inseam. Reference your inseam and then the product description of the pant to estimate where the hem would fit you. In general, women 5'+ will see a little ankle. Those who are under 4'11", bottoms will be full length pant.

Need more guidance?
Watch the video above.

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