Sizing & Fit
| Size | Bust(INCH) | Waist(INCH) | Hip(INCH) |
| XXS | 29-31.4 | 22.1-24.4 | 30.6-33 |
| XS | 31.4-33.8 | 24.4-26.7 | 33-35.4 |
| S | 33.8-36.2 | 26.7-29.1 | 35.4-37.7 |
| M | 36.2-38.5 | 29.1-31.4 | 37.7-40.1 |
| L | 38.5-40.9 | 31.4-33.8 | 40.1-42.5 |
| XL | 40.9-43.3 | 33.8-36.2 | 42.5-44.8 |
| XXL | 43.3-45.6 | 36.2-38.45 | 44.8-47.2 |
| 3XL | 45.6-48.0 | 38.5-40.9 | 47.2-49.6 |
| Size | Bust(CM) | Waist(CM) | Hip(CM) |
| XXS | 73.7-79.8 | 56.1-62 | 77.7-83.8 |
| XS | 79.8-83.9 | 62-67.8 | 83.8-89.9 |
| S | 83.8-91.9 | 67.8-73.9 | 89.9-95.8 |
| M | 91.9-97.8 | 73.9-79.8 | 95.8-101.9 |
| L | 97.8-103.9 | 79.8-85.9 | 101.9-108 |
| XL | 103.9-110 | 85.9-91.9 | 108-113.8 |
| XXL | 110-115.8 | 91.9-97.7 | 113.8-119.9 |
| 3XL | 115.8-121.9 | 97.8-103.9 | 119.9-126 |
How to find the right size if you’re in between sizes?
I’m different sizes according to my weight, waist and/or hips - what should I do?
This could happen! Not all bodies were created equal and trying to standardize them is useless - size charts are just a guide to help you determine what YOUR best option is.
If you're unable to find the answer to your question, simply CONTACT US and we'd love to help.
How do I choose the right level of compression for my shapewear?
Need to smooth things out? Looking for a dress-friendly companion? Whatever you choose, take in mind WHY you're getting this and WHAT you'll wear it with.
Based on the type of appearance you’re looking for, you may consider different levels of control for your shapewear needs. The three types of control are;
1- Low Compression (Light Control or Smoothing) - Light control, everyday shapewear pieces will smooth trouble spots so you can rock your look comfortably all day long.
2- Medium Compression (Flexible Control or Shaping) - Flexible control shapewear is made with supple, stretchy fabrics that comfortably moves with your body while adding subtle contours to your shape.
3- High Compression (Firm Control or Sculpting) - Often used to provide more contouring to your shape. Firm and extra-firm control pieces are perfect for formal, structured clothing like wedding dresses, prom gowns, evening gowns, and cocktail dresses.
How do I take my body measurements correctly?
BRA:
CAMI AND BOTTOMS
Bust - To measure your bust, simply wrap a measuring tape around your breasts and back. Make sure the tape is wrapped straight around your body and covering your nipple area.
This measurement should be ideally done with no bra on.
Waist - Without any clothes on (or with your top raised), wrap a measuring tape around your midsection. There are two ways to find your waist:
- The fleshy part between your ribs and hips, that will be at navel-level or just above.
- Lean to the side with your hands on your hips. Your waist is that spot on your side that folds inwards.
Hips - With your feet together, measure the widest part of your hips by wrapping a measuring tape around you. Be sure to include your butt cheeks! If the tape isn’t covering the fleshier part of them, then you’re either too high or too low.