Lingerie

Q. How to read the size chart?
The left hand column usually shows the sizes available for ordering, for example, S, M, L, etc. The other columns to the right show the approximate equivalents based on your measurements and/or dress size.

Q.  What if I’m in between sizes?
If the size chart shows you're in between sizes, we recommend going with the larger size.

Q.  What does One Size (O/S) mean?
These items are usually made with stretchable material and/or come with adjustable straps making them capable of fitting an array of body shapes and sizes. If you are at either end of the size ranges above, particularly at the upper end, then you may want to avoid the "one size" styles

Q. What does "Plus size" mean?
These items are usually made with stretchable material and/or come with adjustable straps making them capable of fitting an array of body shapes and sizes. If you are much bigger than the ‘Plus size’ guide above then you may want to avoid the "Plus size" styles.

Q.  What does S/M or 1/2X mean?
Some items are adjustable or elastic enough that they come in combined sizes. For example, an item might say it's available in two sizes, S/M and M/L, or it might say 1X/2X and 3X/4X. This means, for example, that a size S/M will fit you if you are either a S or M as shown in the size chart. Likewise, a size M/L will fit you if you wear a M or L, as shown in the size chart.

Note that some items such as the bustiers and corsets come in standard dress sizes (ie:  32, 34, 36, 38, 40 inches etc)