Bust
Measure around the fullest part of your bust while keeping the measuring tape level across your back.
Find Your Fit
Dress Size Guide
Our dresses follow a simple single-size approach. Use the guide below to understand our general fit and compare your measurements before ordering.
01 — OUR SIZE POLICY
A simple one-size approach.
Instead of offering several individual sizes, our dresses generally follow one flexible size intended to fit a broad range of body measurements.
One Size
One Size — EU 36–42
Our dresses follow a single-size approach. This means the majority of styles are offered in one flexible generic size rather than several individual size options.
The fit is intended to accommodate a general range of body measurements. The exact appearance and fit can still vary depending on the fabric, cut, elasticity and silhouette of each individual dress.
Recommended size range
Designed as a general fit for approximately EU sizes 36–42. Always compare your measurements with the table below before ordering.
Generic Measurements
One Size Measurement Guide
Use these measurements as a general reference when checking whether our single-size dresses may be suitable for you.
| Size | EU Size | Bust | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Size | EU 36–42 | 80–98 cm | 60–82 cm | 85–106 cm |
Measurements are approximate and may vary by 1–3 cm depending on the style, fabric and method of measurement.
Measure At Home
How to take your measurements
For a better comparison with our generic size guide, take your measurements using a soft measuring tape without pulling it too tightly.
Waist
Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist. Keep the tape comfortable and avoid pulling it too tightly.
Hips
Stand naturally and measure around the fullest part of your hips while keeping the tape straight and level.
A note about fit
The measurements shown on this page are intended as a general reference. The final fit of a dress can vary depending on its cut, material, stretch, construction and individual body shape. Product-specific information should always be reviewed when available.