Best to take your measurements in form fitting clothes or with a bra + undies on.

Wrap the tape measure across the fullest part of your bust. Use your bra’s band as a guide, dipping slightly along your back to follow where the fabric hits. Make sure you’re pulling tight enough that there’s only about a pinkies width of room between the tape measure and your body.

Stand in front of a mirror and tip side to side. You’ll see natural creases that accentuate the smallest part of your waist. This is where you want to wrap your tape measure. Be sure not to pull snug, you want an accurate measurement.

Stand sideways while looking in a mirror to identify the fullest part of your hips. This will be from the fullest part of your backside to the front of your pelvis. Wrap the tape measure along this line, making sure there are no dips or snags while pulling. Typically, the fullest part of your hips is about ten inches down from your belly button. Make sure you are not wearing shoes while taking hip measurements. This can skew the outcome.

Length is often standard for many designers but some may modify to your request. Measure from your waist down to the respective hem placement. Additionally, providing your height is helpful to our designers.

Reach out— studio@abellie.com / we are happy to guide you as are our designers to be sure you select the proper size for you.