Asian sizes to EU sizes: our honest size guide

In short: our garments follow Asian sizing, which runs one to two sizes smaller than EU sizing. Measure your bust, waist and hips, compare them with the size chart on each product page, and when in doubt choose the larger size. Not happy with the fit? You have a 14-day return period.

Why Asian sizes run smaller

Many of our garments are produced by Asian ateliers, and their size labels are cut for a smaller average frame. An Asian “L” often corresponds to an EU 38–40 rather than a 42. That is not a quality issue — it is simply a different measuring standard. To avoid surprises, we publish the actual body measurements in centimetres with every item.

How to measure yourself

Grab a soft measuring tape and measure over your underwear:

Bust: around the fullest part of your chest.
Waist: around the narrowest part, usually just above the navel.
Hips: around the widest part of your hips.

Compare your measurements with the chart below — the same chart you will find on each product page.

Our standard size chart

Size label	EU size	Bust (cm)	Waist (cm)	Hips (cm)
XS	32–34	78–82	60–64	86–90
S	34–36	82–86	64–68	90–94
M	36–38	86–90	68–72	94–98
L	38–40	90–94	72–76	98–102
XL	40–42	94–98	76–80	102–106

Still in doubt?

Between two sizes? Choose the larger one — our dresses and cardigans are designed with a comfortable, forgiving fit. And if it still is not right: you can return any item within 14 days.

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