Size Guide
Finding Your Fit
Sizes here come straight off each supplier's own rail card — S/M and M/L combo sizes, XS–L, continental numeric (8–18), or one-size — rather than a single UK scale. Where a piece runs differently to UK sizing, that's noted on its own product page.
How to Measure
Bust
Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level across your back.
Waist
Measure around your natural waistline — the narrowest part of your torso, just above the navel.
Hip
Measure around the fullest part of your hips, roughly 20cm below your waistline.
Fit Notes by Category
- Trousers
- High-waisted with a wide or tapered leg, depending on the piece — check the size range on the product page, since it varies by supplier.
- Tops
- Cut close through the body — true to size, sized S/M–M/L rather than single letters.
- Shirts
- A relaxed, slightly oversized fit, sized S–XL — size down for a closer fit through the body.
- Jeans
- A high-waisted, roomy cut through the thigh, sized on the continental numeric scale (8–18) rather than UK sizing.
- Jackets
- Cut to layer over a knit without bulk — true to size.
- Sets
- Sold as a matching two-piece — check each product page for whether the top and bottom share one size or are sized separately.
- Dresses
- One size, cut to stretch — see the product page for how it's meant to sit.
- Knitwear
- One size, designed to be worn loose.
Not sure which size to pick? Get in touch and we’ll help you compare against your usual size — see the contact page.