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Sizing Finds: How to Use Measurements Instead of Labels

Updated 2026-11-09

Size labels vary between sellers, so a medium in one listing can fit like a small in another. Measurements are more reliable.

Measure something you own

Lay a garment that fits you flat. Measure chest width, shoulder width and length for tops, and waist and inseam for bottoms.

Compare with the chart

Check the same points on the listing chart. Allow for fabric: stretch knits are forgiving, while woven shirts are not.

Confirm in QC

Ask the warehouse for a flat measurement if the fit matters. Sizes shown on find pages are a preview, so confirm availability on the full listing.