Our sizes follow standard US women's sizing. Every product page also lists the real garment measurements of that piece, because a close-fitting sweater dress and an oversized sweater in the same size won't measure the same.
How to measure yourself
- Bust: around the fullest part of your chest, with the tape level under your arms.
- Waist: around your natural waistline, the narrowest part of your torso.
- Hip: feet together, around the fullest part of your hips.
Keep the tape snug but not tight. Tip: lay a sweater you love flat and compare it with the garment measurements on our product pages.
Body measurements
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|
| XSUS 0–2 | 31.5–33 in 80–84 cm |
24–25.5 in 61–65 cm |
34–36 in 86–91 cm |
| SUS 4–6 | 33–34.5 in 84–88 cm |
25.5–27 in 65–69 cm |
36–37.5 in 91–95 cm |
| MUS 8–10 | 34.5–37 in 88–94 cm |
27–29 in 69–74 cm |
37.5–40 in 95–101 cm |
| LUS 12–14 | 37–39.5 in 94–100 cm |
29–31.5 in 74–80 cm |
40–42.5 in 101–108 cm |
| XLUS 16 | 39.5–41.5 in 100–106 cm |
31.5–34 in 80–86 cm |
42.5–45 in 108–114 cm |
Fit by category
- Sweater dresses: usually close-fitting. Between two sizes? Size up for an easier fit.
- Knit sets: both pieces come in the same size. If your top and bottom sizes differ, choose based on your hip measurement.
- Sweaters: oversized styles are cut wide on purpose. Size down for a closer fit.
Need help choosing?
Send us your measurements and the piece you're looking at, and we'll recommend a size: contact us. Not the right fit after all? You have 30 days to return unworn pieces. See also our knitwear care guide.