Size Guide
Body Measurement
| SIZE | US size | UK size | EU size | To Fit(cm/inch) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bust | Waist | Hips | ||||
| XS | 0 | 4 | 30 | 81~84cm 29~30" | 61~64cm 23~24" | 91~94cm 33~34" |
| S | 2-4 | 6-8 | 32-34 | 85~89cm 31~33" | 65~69cm 26~27" | 94~96cm 36~38" |
| M | 4-6 | 10-12 | 36-38 | 90~94cm 36~37" | 70~74cm 28~29" | 96~100cm 38~40" |
| L | 6-8 | 14-16 | 40-42 | 95~99cm 38~39" | 75~79cm 30~31" | 101~105cm 40~42" |
| XL | 10-12 | 18 | 43-44 | 100~104cm 40~41" | 80~84cm 32~33" | 106~110cm 42~44" |
| Free | - | - | - | 90-102cm 35-40" | 74-86cm 29-34" | 100-112cm 39-44" |
The table here provides body measurements, while the table in the product description lists garment measurements.
Body measurements refer to the actual dimensions of a person's body, whereas garment measurements indicate the dimensions of the clothing itself.
The reason for the difference between body measurements and garment measurements is that some garments are made from fabrics with elasticity. These flexible fabrics allow a single garment size to comfortably adapt to a range of body shapes and sizes.
Therefore, the garment's measurements are not identical to the body measurements but are designed with this adaptability in mind. Always refer to the garment measurement table and consider the fabric's stretch properties when making your selection.
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