Louise Dress Oxford Blue

Between sizes?

When both sizes are suitable, the smaller offers a closer fit, while the larger leaves more room through the abdomen and hips. If your measurements fall across different columns or outside these ranges, refer to the fit report or contact us for advice on Louise.

2. Garment Measurements

Measurements are taken with the dress laid flat, without stretching, and may vary by up to 1.5 cm.

The bust, waist and hip figures below are widths across one side of the dress, not measurements around the body. Compare them with a similar knit dress you already wear, using the same measuring points. Choose your size using the body chart and fit report.

All measurements are in centimetres (cm).

For a sense of where the hem may fall on you, consider the listed length alongside the model's height and size worn.

3. Fit Report

We try on each piece to understand how it sits and moves on the body. These records show how Louise fits different proportions, including some measurements outside the body chart. Use them alongside the chart and your preferred fit.

All measurements are in centimetres (cm). Body measurements are listed as bust / waist / hips.

4. Taking Your Measurements

For the most accurate fit, we recommend using a soft tape measure and following the guide below.

Measure over your usual underwear. Stand naturally and keep the tape level around the body, resting against the skin without pulling it tight. Record the measurement as it is.

When in doubt, allow an extra 2–3 cm for comfort and movement—especially in knitwear that is close to the body.

• Bust: measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level across your back.
• Waist: measure around your natural waist, at the narrowest part of your torso. Keep your stomach relaxed.
• Hips: measure around the fullest part of your hips and bottom, keeping the tape level.
• Shoulder: measure across your back from one shoulder tip to the other.