How Do I Take My Measurements?Updated a year ago

Step 1: Prepare

• Get a flexible measuring tape- if you don’t have one, CLICK HERE to download a printable ruler and  measure w string
• Do not wear a bra or any other compression products

Step 2: Take your measurements

Image description: A forward-facing illustration of a human torso with three lines going around the chest indicating where you need to take your measurements. Read below for more information regarding each chest measurement.

TIP: Each chest measurement should be taken all the way around your torso. The measuring tape should not compress your chest tissue but should touch your body. If the measuring tape is not touching your body - it’s too loose.

(1) Underarm measurement: Take this measurement just above where your chest tissue begins. The measuring tape should lay just below your armpits and at the beginning of your chest tissue.

(2) The largest part of the chest: Take this measurement around the torso and chest where the most chest tissue is (usually around the nipples, but this will vary person to person).

(3) Underbust measurement: Take this measurement directly under your chest tissue, where you would measure your band size for a bra.

Image description: A drawing of a human head and torso facing backward. There is a white line across the person’s shoulders from point to point. The line is arched to follow the curve of the shoulders.

Shoulder width: Place the measuring tape at the point of one of your shoulders. Then stretch the tape to the point of your other shoulder. Don't wrap the measuring tape all the way around your shoulders for this measurement--just point-to-point.

 Step 3: Find your Size

Click here to use our sizing chart to find your size! Email your measurements to [email protected] for a sizing suggestion or if you’re confused about any step!