Size & Fit
SIZE & FIT
Find your size. Choose your fit.
Some pieces follow the body closely; others leave more room to move. We develop our patterns and proportions with East and Southeast Asian women in mind, considering the stretch of the knit alongside the shape of each design.
Use this guide to compare your measurements, explore our four fits and find the feel you prefer.
SIZE CHART
Start with your measurements.
Begin with your waist measurement, then check your bust and hips alongside the fit notes for the piece you are considering.
Pay particular attention to the areas where the design sits closest to the body.
These are body measurements in centimetres and inches. Garment measurements taken flat are explained further below.
Body Size Chart
We offer S, M and L. Our size S also accommodates those who usually wear XS.
| Size | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bust | 79–86 | 87–90 | 91–94 |
| Waist | 61–70 | 71–75 | 76–80 |
| Hips | 87–94 | 95–98 | 99–102 |
| Shoulder Width | 36–39 | 39–40 | 40–42 |
| Size | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bust | 31.1–33.9 | 34.3–35.4 | 35.8–37.0 |
| Waist | 24.0–27.6 | 28.0–29.5 | 29.9–31.5 |
| Hips | 34.3–37.0 | 37.4–38.6 | 39.0–40.2 |
| Shoulder Width | 14.2–15.4 | 15.4–15.7 | 15.7–16.5 |
If your measurements fall across different columns or outside the ranges shown, contact us about the style you have in mind. We can help you consider its shape, stretch and fit.
FIT ADVICEInternational Size Reference
International sizes vary by brand and region. Use this chart as an approximate reference, then check your body measurements and the fit notes for the piece you are considering. If you usually wear XS, our size S also accommodates size XS.
| hello ronron Size | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| CN Upper Body | 160/84A | 165/88A | 170/92A |
| CN Lower Body | 160/64A | 165/68A | 170/72A |
| EU | 36 | 38 | 40 |
| IT | 40 | 42 | 44 |
| JP | 5 | 7 | 9 |
| KR | 55 | 66 | 77 |
| UK | 8 | 10 | 12 |
| US | 4–6 | 8–10 | 12–14 |
COMPARE FITS
From close-fitting to softly draped.
Our four fits describe how closely a design follows the body. Two pieces in the same size can feel different because of their knit structure and silhouette.
On-Body Fit
Our closest fit, following the contours of the body with a defined silhouette. For those who enjoy a close, body-hugging feel.
Slim Fit
A close silhouette with a little more room than On-Body Fit. It follows the body's lines without the same degree of close contouring.
Gentle Slim Fit
A softer fit between Slim and Relaxed. It lightly skims the body, with more room through the hips for movement.
Relaxed Fit
Our roomiest silhouette, falling more freely from the bust or waist, depending on the design. The lower part of the garment drapes away from the body.
Between sizes?
Start with the size guide and fit notes for the piece you are considering.
When both sizes are suitable, the smaller offers a closer fit, while the larger leaves more room at the bust, waist and hip area.
Every product page includes body and garment measurements, along with a fit report showing reference body measurements and the size worn.
Tell us which piece you are considering and how you like your clothes to fit. We can help you compare the options.
HOW TO MEASURE
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
Around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level across your back.
Waist
Around your natural waist, at the narrowest part of your torso. Keep your stomach relaxed.
Hips
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.
Compare
Body measurements and garment measurements.
The bust, waist and hip figures in the body chart are measurements around your body.
Product measurements describe the garment itself. Where a chart says “laid flat, side to side,” the bust, waist and hip figures are widths across one side of the garment, rather than measurements around the body.
For a useful comparison, lay a similar garment you already wear flat and measure it without stretching it, using the same measuring points. Consider the stretch and fit notes alongside those numbers.
Measure
Checking the length.
Look at the listed garment length alongside the model's height and size, where provided.
For a skirt, compare the distance from the top of the waistband to the hem. For a top or dress, use the measuring point specified for that style. Neckline and sleeve designs can change where a measurement begins.
Ask Us
A little help finding your fit.
Send us the name or link of the piece, your height, your usual clothing size and whether you prefer a closer or roomier fit. If you have your measurements, you are welcome to include them too.
We can help you think through the size, length and feel of the design before you choose.