Sizes mean nothing!! One manufacturer's size -8- is another one's -12- or -M-. UK sizes look the same as US, but they're not. Because US sizing has changed over the last years, finding your size in clothing can be a challenge. But armed with your accurate measurements, you can decipher any sizing system.
What you'll need -A cloth tape measure and a full length mirror Take measurements in lightweight clothes. Pull the tape measure snug, but not too tight. Keep your arms at your side and have a friend take the measurements, for the best results. And don't slouch! Stand up nice and tall. It is a good idea to take your measurements a few times. Our chart is designed to be a general guide only-and if you find you are not a precise match or your measurements fall in betweentwo sizes,it is always best to go up to the larger size.
Example: Your Measurements are - Bust 95cm - Hip 98cm - Side Seam Length 105cm For the Bodykini to fit comfortably you would need to choose size -M-
Where to measure
Bust
Measure around the shoulder blades, under the armpits and over the fullest part of the bust.
Hip
Standing with your heels together, measure the fullest part of the hip. Usually at the top of your thighs. (Approximately 20cm / 8 inches below your natural waistline)
How to find your size
