A fit guide that is actually useful
Between sizes, longer in the body, wider at the hip — where each style gives and where it does not.
Every style runs true to size, which is a claim that means nothing on its own. What matters is where a given piece has give and where it is fixed.
The sets give at the underband and the short leg, and are fixed through the bra cup and the rise. If you are between sizes and carry length in the body, size up — the underband will still hold. If you are between sizes at the hip only, stay down; the short will accommodate.
The skorts are the opposite. The waistband is fixed and the pleat is generous, so hip measurement is almost irrelevant and waist measurement is everything. Size to your waist and ignore the rest.
The flares are the most forgiving piece we make and the easiest to get wrong, because the rise is high enough that sizing down feels fine in the fitting room and stops feeling fine after an hour. Take the larger size.
The dress has a shelf bra, which means it is sized to the ribcage rather than the bust. If those two measurements are far apart, come in and try it — this is the one piece we would rather you did not guess at.
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