Find your size
Choosing the right size is the difference between shapewear that sculpts comfortably and a garment that feels too tight or rolls down. Our Size Calculator helps you find your ideal fit based on the exact style you’re looking for—waist trainers, everyday shapewear, post-surgery garments, and more. Select your category below and follow our quick measuring guide—it takes less than 2 minutes!
BEFORE MEASURING
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If your measurement falls between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for greater comfort.
Waist: Just below the rib cage, slightly above the navel. It is the narrowest part of the body.
Hips: At the widest point, with legs together and without pulling the tape measure tight.
Waist: Just below the rib cage, slightly above the navel. It is the narrowest part of the body.
Hips: At the widest point, with legs together and without pulling the tape measure tight.
Waist: Just below the rib cage, slightly above the navel. It is the narrowest part of the body.
Hips: At the widest point, with legs together and without pulling the tape measure tight.
Waist: Just below the rib cage, slightly above the navel. It is the narrowest part of the body.
Hips: At the widest point, with legs together and without pulling the tape measure tight.
Waist: Just below the rib cage, slightly above the navel. It is the narrowest part of the body.
Hips: At the widest point, with legs together and without pulling the tape measure tight.
Waist: Just below the rib cage, slightly above the navel. It is the narrowest part of the body.
Hips: At the widest point, with legs together and without pulling the tape measure tight.
Bust measurement: Using a measuring tape, wrap it around your bust and back; measure at the same level, just above the bust, across the nipples.
Underbust measurement: Lower the measuring tape and measure directly beneath your bust, as indicated by the line in the image.
Bust measurement: Using a measuring tape, wrap it around your bust and back; measure at the same level, just above the bust, across the nipples.
Underbust measurement: Lower the measuring tape and measure directly beneath your bust, as indicated by the line in the image.
To ensure your measurement is accurate, keep this in mind before taking it.
Use a flexible (sewing) tape measure, not a rigid metal one. Measure over thin undergarments or directly against the skin—never over thick clothing. Adjust the tape without pulling it too tight; it should be snug but not leave marks on the skin. If possible, ask someone else to help measure your back and hips, as this is more accurate than doing it yourself in front of a mirror. Take your measurements at a normal time of day, avoiding the period immediately after eating or exercising.
How does our size calculator work?
Each category has its own guide because the ideal fit depends on the type of garment: a waist cincher is measured differently than a post-surgical garment, and an everyday shaper differently than butt-lifting shorts. When you select your category above, we show you exactly what to measure and how to interpret the result for that specific garment, helping you avoid buying a size that doesn't fit.
