Size and fit
Last updated 30 July 2026
Most pieces come in one cut, and the color is the choice in front of you. Where a piece does run sizes, they sit on that piece's own page, so there is nothing to work out twice.
The guide below walks you through the four measurements worth writing down and how to hold them against something you already wear, so you can pick with more than a guess and get on with your day.
Choosing a size
Most pieces come in one cut, and the color is the choice you make. Where a piece does run sizes, they sit on that piece's own page.
Sets, bundles and kits are ordered as one item. There is no second size to pick for a second half.
Black Quarterzip Hero, Cream Quarterzip Pullover, Cream Crewneck Sweatshirt, Sage Cropped Hoodie and Cream Graphic Tee. Five pieces ordered one at a time, each with a page of its own.
Every piece in this group runs XS, S, M, L and XL.
These are the measurements worth having written down for this group. Take them on yourself, then take the same points flat across a piece you already own.
Black Bra Skort Set, Waffle Knit Thermal Set, Lounge Set 4-Colorway, Poolside Cropped Set 4-Colorway, Red Performance Set and Ivory Crochet Knit Polo Set. A set is ordered as one item, so there is no separate size to pick for each half.
Every piece in this group runs XS, S, M, L and XL.
These are the measurements worth having written down for this group. Take them on yourself, then take the same points flat across a piece you already own.
Grey Hoodie Blush Legging Bundle and Tennis Essentials Locker Kit. Both are ordered the way a set is: one order covers everything that comes with it.
Every piece in this group runs XS, S, M, L and XL.
These are the measurements worth having written down for this group. Take them on yourself, then take the same points flat across a piece you already own.
Four measurements cover the line. Take them over the underwear you would normally wear, with a soft tape kept level and snug rather than tight. Stand as you normally stand, breathe out, and write each number down as you go.
Tape around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms, level all the way round. Arms down at your sides, breathe out.
Tape at the narrowest part of the torso, usually just above the navel. Keep it level front to back and do not pull it in.
Stand with your feet together and tape around the fullest part of the hip and seat, level all the way round.
In bare feet, measure from the inside top of the leg straight down to the floor. Easier with someone else holding the tape.
Where a piece does run sizes they are lettered, and there is no numeric or regional conversion to read across.
The closest reference you have is a garment you already own and wear. Lay it flat and unfastened, measure straight across the front under the arms, and double the number. Do the same across the top of a waistband. Keep those figures beside the ones you took on yourself, and send both if you write to us.