How to measure
Measure over light clothing with the tape sitting close to the body, without pulling it tight.
Bust: measure around the fullest point. Waist: measure around the narrowest point. Hip: measure around the fullest point, keeping the tape level.
Body measurements
Use the chart as a starting point. Product pages note when a piece is intentionally fitted, loose, or designed with stretch.
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 78-82 cm | 60-64 cm | 86-90 cm |
| S | 83-87 cm | 65-69 cm | 91-95 cm |
| M | 88-92 cm | 70-74 cm | 96-100 cm |
| L | 93-98 cm | 75-80 cm | 101-106 cm |
Between sizes
For a closer silhouette, choose the smaller size when the fabric has stretch. For more ease through the body or sleeve, choose the larger size.
When a design is fitted at the waist or wrist, use that measurement as your priority.
Understanding the fit
NSBIU balances volume with a defined point at the waist, cuff, or neckline. A loose upper body or sculpted sleeve is often intentional, not an indication that the piece is too large.
Need a second opinion?
Send your measurements and the piece you are considering to [email protected]. We will help you compare the intended fit.