Taking Your Measurements

General Tips

  • Always keep the measuring tape comfortable around the area you're measuring. You should be able to easily fit 1–2 fingers between the tape and your body.
  • Take all body measurements close to the skin — not through other clothing.
  • For better precision, ask someone to take the measurements for you.
01

Waist

By default all our garments will be made with a high waistline. If you want a low-rise fit, please get in touch directly.

The waistline is the thinnest part of your torso, around your belly button.

02

Butt

Take the measurement around the fullest part of your butt.

03

Skirt / Pant Length

It’s best if you take this measurement on a piece of clothing you already like and add/remove cm according to the length you want for your new garment. This measurement starts from the classical high waistline and goes on the outside of your hip/leg.

04

Belt Height

Min 1 cm, max 5 cm — please use full numbers only. Consider that the belt will start at your waistline and go higher than it.

05

Width of the Pant Leg

Measure an existing pair of pants flat for reference. This number will describe the front part of the pant leg that goes over your knee. The back part of the leg will automatically be +2 cm.