While this size chart serves as a general guide, for the most accurate fit, we recommend checking the detailed measurements and product descriptions for each item, as fit can vary by style and brand. These descriptions often include helpful notes on sizing up or down. If you're between sizes, it's usually best to choose the larger size.

Your inseam is the length of the inside of your leg, measured from your crotch to where you prefer your pants to end. To find your preferred inseam, stand with a straight leg and measure from the very top of your inner leg down to your ankle bone. (It might be easier with a friend's help!)

To measure your bust, wrap the measuring tape around your back, across the fullest part of your chest, and back to the starting point. Ensure the tape measure is level and snug against your body.

To find your natural waist, stand up straight and bend to the side. The point where your body creases is your natural waistline. It's often the narrowest part of your torso, but not always. Wrap the measuring tape around your waist at this crease, keeping the tape snug and parallel to the floor.

To measure your hips, find the widest point around your buttocks and upper thighs. Wrap the measuring tape around your body at this point, making sure the tape is level and parallel to the floor all the way around. Keep the tape snug but not tight.

To measure, stand up straight and measure from the top of your shoulder, straight down to your desired length. This helps you know where the bottom edge of the clothing will fall on your body.