Size & Fit

Use the size chart on that product page.

Each style can fit differently. Open Size & Model Reference on the item you are considering, and read its fit notes. Measurements are shown in inches and centimeters where available.

Unless the product page says otherwise, its chart describes the garment, rather than the body measurements it is designed to fit. Do not choose from the size letter alone.

Measure a similar garment laid flat.

Choose something with a fit you like, lay it flat without stretching it, and compare the same measurements with the product chart.

• Tops and outerwear: compare bust or chest, shoulder width, body length, and sleeve length where listed.
• Pants and skirts: compare waist, hips, and length. For pants, compare the inseam as well when it is provided.

A flat width and a full circumference are different measurements. If your own measurement is a flat width and the chart gives a circumference, double the flat width before comparing. Follow any measurement diagram on the product page.

Leave room for the way you want to wear it.

A fitted top, relaxed cardigan, and coat worn over a sweater need different amounts of room. Use a similar garment as your reference and check the product's fabric and fit notes.

If you are between sizes, compare the actual measurements before deciding. Sizing up may add room, but it can also change the length or shoulder position.