Keep it natural
Wear underwear or close-fitting clothing. Stand naturally and let the tape touch your body without compressing it.
Jwear size guide
Your best fit starts here.
Measure your body, not the label. Then use the product-specific chart to choose the support and comfort you want.
Keep the tape level, breathe normally and never size down simply to create more compression.
How to measure
Before you begin
Three steps to a more accurate fit
Keep it level
Use a soft measuring tape and check in a mirror that it stays parallel to the floor across your back.
Check the product
Compare every relevant measurement with the chart and fit note shown on the specific product page.
Your measurements
Where to place the tape
Measure the areas requested by the product. Bodysuits, bras and shaping shorts may each use a different combination.
Bust
Around the fullest part, with your arms relaxed and the tape parallel to the floor.
Underbust
Directly beneath the bust where a bra band sits, comfortably snug and level.
Natural waist
Around the narrowest part of your torso, usually above the navel and below the ribs.
Full hip
Around the fullest part of your hips and seat with feet together.
Torso length
From one shoulder, through the legs and back to the starting point, especially important for bodysuits.
Upper thigh
Around the fullest part when the style includes shorts or leg shaping. Use the larger side.
Choosing your size
Between two sizes?
For everyday comfort: choose the larger option unless the product note says otherwise.
For firmer support: choose your measured size in a firm-support style. Do not size down.
When measurements differ: prioritize the fullest area the garment is designed to fit.
Product charts are the final reference.
Stretch, compression, coverage and construction vary by style.
Fit check
Support should feel secure not painful.
| A good fit | Recheck the size or style |
|---|---|
| Secure, even support | Pain, numbness or breathing difficulty |
| Normal movement and sitting | Strong pinching or deep pressure |
| Panels aligned with the body | Persistent rolling, twisting or gaping |
| Edges lie reasonably flat | Fabric cuts in or closures pull heavily |
Common fit questions
The waistband rolls, what should I check?
Confirm the size, rise, torso length and placement. Rolling can result from a garment that is too small, too large or not suited to your proportions or activity.
The garment feels impossible to put on.
Stop pulling forcefully. Recheck the entry method, closures and size. Step in gradually, gather the fabric and smooth it upward in small sections.
The bust area gaps or presses.
Compare bust and underbust measurements and check whether the style has built-in cups, open-bust construction or adjustable support.
Need a second opinion?
Let us help you compare the chart.
Email the product name, bust, underbust, waist, full hip and preferred support level.
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