Our Sizing
Made to order Collection
We make to standard UK sizes. The best way to ensure a good fit is to measure your body to see which size is best for you.
How to measure.
Bust - Take measurement around the fullest part whilst wearing a good fitting bra.
Waist - Measure around the natural waistline. (find the natural crease by bending to one side)
Hips - Feet together, measure around the fullest part.
Top of Shoulder - My dress lengths are given at a worn length and are taken by measuring from the top of the collarbone, to the hem or the longest point.
Inside Leg - Run the tape measure from the top of the inside leg at the crotch to the ankle bone.
Once you’ve got your measurements, select you size from the below guide - please note of our products are single size (10, 12, 14 etc and some are dual size S, M and Large)
Single Size Garments
Dual Size Garments
Reworked Denim
Throw everything you know about sizing out the window when it comes to vintage denim shorts and jeans!
Vintage sizing is tricky but worth it. There's vanity sizing (an industry-wide practice of assigning smaller sizes to boost sales), which means the marked size of your jeans today doesn’t measure true.
The general rule of thumb, is to go two sizes up (so if you're a size 27 in contemporary women's sizing, then you're a 29 - 30" in vintage Levi's). If you are unsure - check your measurements as all the garments have been measured.
