General Women's US Size Chart

To find your best fit, accurately measure your bust, waist, and hips. Use a flexible tape measure and ensure it's snug but not tight. For the bust, measure around the fullest part. For the waist, measure the narrowest part of your torso. For the hips, measure around the fullest part of your derriere. Compare these measurements directly to our women's size chart for the most precise sizing guidance.

Clothing sizes can vary significantly between brands due to a lack of universal standardization across the fashion industry, often referred to as "vanity sizing." Each brand develops its own unique sizing guide based on its target demographic and design philosophy. Always consult the specific size chart provided by the brand you're shopping from, rather than relying solely on your usual numerical size, to ensure you get the best fit.

If your measurements fall between two sizes on our general women's size chart, consider the garment's intended fit and your personal preference. For items like blouses, dresses, or outerwear where a looser fit is acceptable, you might size down. For items like pants, jeans, or form-fitting silhouettes, it's often safer to size up to ensure comfort and a flattering drape. Always check product descriptions for specific fit recommendations like "true to size," "relaxed fit," or "runs small."