To find your best size, start by comparing your body measurements with our size guide. For the most accurate fit, we also recommend reviewing the finished garment measurements before making your final choice.

It’s important to measure the part of your body that corresponds to the garment you’re making. For tops, dresses, and jackets, use your chest (bust) measurement as your primary guide. For bottoms such as trousers, skirts, and shorts, measure your seat (low hip) - the fullest part of your hips.

We include ease of movement in all our garments, but fit preferences are very personal. For that reason, we strongly recommend checking the finished garment measurements (provided after purchase) to decide how you would like your garment to fit.

If your measurements fall between two sizes, consider your preferred fit - choose the smaller size for a closer fit or the larger size for a more relaxed look. Keep in mind that it is generally much easier to make a garment smaller than to make it larger, as increasing the size is often limited by seam allowances and construction.