Size Guide

WOMENSWEAR

Our jeans are made from 100% denim meaning there is no stretch, so we always recommend measuring

yourself with a tape measure to ensure the perfect fit.

Waist measurement

Measure in inches the point on your waist that the jeans would sit. Our jeans are mostly low or mid rise so

this will be somewhere between the smallest part of your waist and your hips.

Make sure the tape measure is pulled tight, but isn’t digging into your skin.

Leg measurement

For leg measurements, we go by the inseam which is the inner leg of the jeans.

With a measuring tape, measure from your crotch down to the bottom of your leg, stopping at the length that you would want your jeans.

Keep in mind that if you’re planning to wear your jeans with heels, it might be a good idea to wear heels whilst taking this measurement to ensure the jeans are long enough.

If you prefer a stacked look, we recommend adding an inch or two to your measured leg length.

Made to Order

For Made to Order items, it is also useful to know your hip & thigh measurements which you can leave as a note when checking out.

Hip - measure in inches the widest part of your bum/hip area.

Thigh - measure in inches the widest part of your thigh.

Alternatively, if you already have a pair of jeans that fit you perfectly, you can lay them out flat and take the waist, leg inseam, thigh and hip measurements in order to find your perfect size.

If you don’t have a tape measure handy, below is a size guide based on dress size to help you find your rough measurements, however we always recommend using a tape measure where possible to ensure the best fit.

MENSWEAR

Waist measurement

Measure in inches the point on your waist that the jeans would sit.

Make sure the tape measure is pulled tight, but isn’t digging into your skin.

Leg measurement

For leg measurements, we go by the inseam which is the inner leg of the jeans.

With a measuring tape, measure from your crotch down to the bottom of your leg, stopping at the length that you would want your jeans.

If you prefer a stacked look, we recommend adding an inch or two to your measured leg length.

Alternatively, if you already have a pair of jeans that fit you perfectly, you can lay them out flat and take the waist and leg inseam measurements in order to find your perfect size.

If you don’t have a tape measure handy, below is a size guide to help you find your rough measurements, however we always recommend using a tape measure where possible to ensure the best fit.