SIZE CHART

We encourage you to take a moment to familiarize yourself with how we measure our clothes. This will help you choose the right size.

To accurately determine your size, measure yourself and compare your body measurements to the dimensions listed in our Size Chart. In an upright position, accurately measure your chest, waist and hips.

Note that in the description of each product we provide a table with the measurements of the clothes measured flat (chest, waist, hips, sleeve length). Dimensions may vary +/- 2 cm.

The overall lengths of all upper garments (dresses, blouses, t-shirts, etc.) are measured from the back neckline. The exception is clothing with deep necklines on the back, in which case the overall length is measured from the front neckline.
The overall lengths of the lower garments (leggings, skirts, shorts, etc.) are measured together with the elastic bands.

When choosing a size, take into account that the ribbed knit fabric from which we sew our collection is stretchable. The dimensions of the clothes should be approx. 10-15cm smaller than the circumference of your bust, waist or hips (e.g., if your waist is 74cm and our blouse measured flat is 32cm at the waist for size S – then size S will fit you assuming that the rest of the measurements also match).

Our sizing is standard, so if you wear a size S, for example, our size S will also fit you. If your measurements are between two sizes, we suggest you take a size smaller.

You certainly have clothes in your closet made of stretch knit fabric. You can compare their dimensions with those of our clothes. You may find this method helpful in choosing the right size.

If you have any problems, feel free to contact us!