Choosing the appropriate size can help ensure that activewear feels comfortable, moves naturally, and provides the fit you expect during everyday activities or workouts. Because body proportions can vary from person to person, we recommend taking your current measurements before selecting a size. Our size guide is intended to give you a practical reference based on bust, waist, and hip measurements rather than relying solely on the size you typically purchase from another brand.

For the most reliable measurements, use a soft, flexible measuring tape and wear lightweight clothing or as few layers as possible. Stand naturally and keep your posture relaxed while measuring. The tape should remain level around your body and should be comfortably positioned without pressing tightly against your skin. Avoid pulling the tape too firmly, as doing so can produce measurements that are smaller than your natural proportions.

Your bust measurement should be taken around the fullest part of your bust while keeping the tape horizontal. Measure your waist around the narrowest area of your natural waist without holding your stomach in or changing your posture. For your hip measurement, place the tape around the fullest part of your hips and seat. Taking each measurement carefully can make it easier to compare your proportions with the size information provided below.

XS

Bust: 74–81 cm / 29–32 in
Waist: 57–64 cm / 22.5–25 in
Hip: 83–90 cm / 32.5–35.5 in

S

Bust: 82–89 cm / 32–35 in
Waist: 65–72 cm / 25.5–28 in
Hip: 91–98 cm / 36–38.5 in

M

Bust: 90–97 cm / 35.5–38 in
Waist: 73–80 cm / 29–31.5 in
Hip: 99–106 cm / 39–42 in

L

Bust: 98–105 cm / 38.5–41 in
Waist: 81–88 cm / 32–34.5 in
Hip: 107–114 cm / 42–45 in

XL

Bust: 106–113 cm / 42–44.5 in
Waist: 89–96 cm / 35–38 in
Hip: 115–122 cm / 45–48 in

XXL

Bust: 114–121 cm / 45–47.5 in
Waist: 97–104 cm / 38–41 in
Hip: 123–130 cm / 48.5–51 in

When your measurements do not all fall within the same size range, consider the area that is most important for the particular garment. For activewear that needs comfortable movement through the lower body, your hip measurement can be a useful primary reference. Selecting a size that accommodates your hips may provide additional ease and reduce unnecessary restriction during movement.

Your desired fit is another important consideration. Some customers prefer activewear that sits closer to the body and provides a more secure, supportive sensation. Others may prefer a little additional room for comfort and flexibility. If your measurements place you between two sizes, consider choosing the smaller option when you prefer a closer fit, provided that it remains comfortable through the bust, waist, and hips. If you prefer a relaxed feel or additional room to move, the larger size may be more appropriate.

Keep in mind that sizing can vary slightly depending on the construction and purpose of a garment. Fabric composition, elasticity, compression, cut, seams, waistband design, and overall garment structure can all influence how an item feels when worn. Two products with the same labeled size may therefore have a somewhat different fit or feel.

For this reason, we recommend reviewing the size information whenever you purchase a new style, especially when the garment has a different silhouette, intended level of support, or fabric composition. Taking fresh measurements before shopping can also be helpful because body measurements may change over time, even when your usual clothing size has remained the same.

When measuring, try to avoid comparing your results directly with measurements taken over thick clothing. Heavy layers can add extra circumference and may result in an inaccurate size selection. It is also helpful to take each measurement more than once if you are uncertain about the result. If the numbers differ, use the measurement taken with the tape positioned correctly and comfortably around the appropriate part of your body.

The measurements shown in this guide are intended as a general sizing reference and should be used together with the product information available for the specific item you are considering. If a particular product includes additional fit information, fabric details, or garment-specific recommendations, those details may also help you determine the most suitable option.

If you are shopping for activewear for exercise, training, travel, lounging, or everyday use, consider how you expect the garment to perform and how much freedom of movement you prefer. A closer fit may feel more secure for certain activities, while a roomier fit may be preferable when comfort and unrestricted movement are your priorities.

If you have questions about measurements, sizing, or choosing between two available sizes, please contact us at [email protected] or call 1-800-785-6485. We will be happy to provide general assistance based on the information available for the product you are considering.