Size Guide

DRAFT — figures below are standard UK grading placeholders. Replace with your tech pack measurements before switching this on.

Womenswear — body measurements

Measure against your body, not a garment. Fit base is UK 10.

UK size	Bust (cm)	Waist (cm)	Hips (cm)	Bust (in)	Waist (in)	Hips (in)
6 / XS	78–80	60–62	86–88	30½–31½	23½–24½	34–34½
8 / S	82–84	64–66	90–92	32–33	25–26	35½–36
10 / M	86–88	68–70	94–96	34–34½	26½–27½	37–37½
12 / L	91–93	73–75	99–101	36–36½	28½–29½	39–39½
14 / XL	96–98	78–80	104–106	37½–38½	30½–31½	41–41½
16 / XXL	101–103	83–85	109–111	39½–40½	32½–33½	43–43½

Tees, hoodies and sweats — garment measurements

Chest measured flat across the garment and doubled. Oversized fits run larger by design.

Size	Chest (cm)	Chest (in)	Body length (cm)
XS	86–91	34–36	64
S	91–97	36–38	67
M	97–102	38–40	70
L	102–107	40–42	73
XL	107–112	42–44	76
XXL	112–117	44–46	79

Hats

One size, adjustable. Fits a head circumference of roughly 56–60 cm (22–23½ in).

Socks

Size	UK shoe	EU shoe
S/M	4–7	37–40
L/XL	7–11	41–46

How to measure

• Bust / chest — around the fullest part, tape level and not pulled tight.
• Waist — around the narrowest part, usually just above the navel.
• Hips — around the fullest part, roughly 20 cm below the waist.

Between two sizes? Size up for oversized styles, size down for rib knits and activewear.