Size

Size Guide — Find Your Perfect Fit

Fit Guide

Find your perfect fit

Support that never squeezes starts with the right size. Take a moment to measure, then use the charts below to find the fit made for your body.

Shapewear

Body measurements in inches

Measure your natural waist and the fullest part of your hip. If your two measurements land in different rows, compare both and choose the one closest to how you like your shapewear to feel.

Size chart

Waist and hip, measured over bare skin.

Size	US Size	Waist (in)	Hip (in)
XS	0	25 – 26	34 – 35
S	2 – 4	27 – 28	36 – 38
M	6 – 8	29 – 31	39 – 40
L	10 – 12	32 – 34	41 – 43
XL	14	35 – 37	44 – 46
1X	16	38 – 41	47 – 49
2X	18 – 20	42 – 44	50 – 52
3X	22	45 – 46	53 – 54

Bras

Body measurements in inches

Your bra size has two parts: the band (the number) and the cup (the letter). Measure your underbust first, then your bust — a soft measuring tape and a non-padded bra give the most accurate result.

Step one — Find your band size

Measure directly under your bust, level and snug. Round to the nearest whole number.

Underbust (in)	How to calculate your band
26 – 32	If even, add 4. If odd, add 5
33 – 38	If even, add 2. If odd, add 3
39 and up	If even, add 0. If odd, add 1

Step two — Find your cup size

Measure loosely around the fullest part of your bust. Add 2 to your underbust, then subtract that from your bust measurement.

Difference (in)	Your cup size
0	AA
1	A
2	B
3	C
4	D
5	DD
6	DDD / F
7	G

For example: an underbust of 30 in is even and falls in the 26 – 32 range, so add 4 — your band is 34. With a bust of 35 in, add 2 to your underbust (30 + 2 = 32), then subtract: 35 − 32 = 3, which is a C cup. Your size is 34C.

Sister sizes

Same cup volume, different band. Useful when you are between sizes or prefer a looser or firmer band.

Your size	Smaller band	Larger band
34C	32D	36B
34D	32DD	36C
36C	34D	38B
36D	34DD	38C
38C	36D	40B
38D	36DD	40C

How to measure

Bust

Wrap the tape loosely around the fullest part of your chest, keeping it level straight across your back.

Underbust

Measure directly underneath your bust, where a band would sit. Keep the tape level and snug, but not tight.

Waist

Find your natural waistline — the narrowest part of your torso — and measure around it while standing relaxed.

Hip

Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

Good to know

All measurements are body measurements in inches, not garment measurements.
Use a soft measuring tape, and measure over bare skin or a non-padded bra for the truest result.
If you are measuring without a tape, use a piece of string or ribbon, mark the length, then measure it flat.
Bodies change. Remeasure every 6 to 12 months, and after any major change in weight.
Sizing can vary by style. If a fit feels off, try the sister size before changing styles entirely.

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