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Size Guide

All measurements are of the body, not the garment, in centimetres. Each product page says how that particular piece is cut relative to them.

Women — body measurements in cm

Women's sizes with UK, US and EU conversions
SizeUKUSEUBustWaistHip
XS6234826490
S8–104–636–3886–9068–7294–98
M128409476102
L14–1610–1242–4498–10280–84106–110
XL18144610688114
XXL20–2216–1848–50112–11894–100120–126

Men — body measurements in cm

Men's sizes
SizeChestWaistNeck
XS867236
S927838
M1008640
L1089442
XL11610244
XXL12411046

Kaftans and agbada are cut deliberately loose. If you are between sizes on the chest, take the smaller one — the drape does the rest.

Children — by age, in cm

Children's sizes by age
AgeHeightChest
6–12M74–8048
1–2Y86–9252
3–4Y98–10456
5–6Y110–11660
7–8Y122–12865
9–10Y134–14070
11–12Y146–15276

Children’s pieces are cut with a deep hem that can be let down twice. If a child is between ages, take the larger — there is room built in.

How to measure

Bust / chest
Around the fullest part, tape level, not pulled tight.
Waist
At the narrowest point, usually just above the navel.
Hip
Around the fullest part, roughly 20 cm below the waist.
Neck
Around the base of the neck, with one finger under the tape.
Child’s height
Against a wall, shoes off, heels together.

Between sizes, or want it exact?

Most of the range can be made to your measurements instead. It costs more and takes longer, and it fits.