Size Related Inquiries

• Use the Size Conversion Chart

Check the generic size conversion charts specific to each brand. Different brands may have different size conversion charts.

• Use the Product & Model Measurement

Look at the dimensions of the item worn by the model and the model's own measurements. This can help you gauge how the item might fit you.

• Use the Size Recommendation Tool (only available on desktop)

Enter your relevant details and measurements into the size recommendation tool on the desktop site, and it will suggest your best fitting size.

You can use ZALORA's size conversion charts to select the right size based on your usual size for each particular brand. Since sizing may vary by different brands or collections, always check the size provided under the "Size & Fit" tab on the product page. For example, an international size XL in one brand may be equivalent to a US 10, while in another brand it may be equivalent to a US 12.

Here are some tips:

• If you usually fit into US 10, the equivalent international sizing for a skirt from Miss Selfridge is L.

• Check the product description for fit details, such as whether the item is regular fit or has features like a zipper (which means it's not elastic).

• If you prefer a tighter fit, choose the size that matches your usual fit (e.g. L/US 10). For a looser fit, opt for the next size up (e.g. US 12/International size L or XL).

• Always refer to the specific size chart for each brand to ensure the best fit.

Product and model measurements show the dimensions of the item and the model wearing it, which you can use to gauge how the item might fit on you. You can access these details in three places:

• Under the "Size Details" or "Size & Fit" tab.

• Under the Size Chart in the "Size Details" or "Size & Fit" tab.

• Under the product image

Depending on the sizing information by the brand, you can use this method alone or combine it with the other methods to find your perfect size.

To use product and model measurements effectively, follow these steps:

Step 1 - Measure Yourself:

Use a tape measure to take your own measurements. For tops and dresses, key measurements include:

• Waist Circumference: Wrap the tape measure around your waist (below the rib cage, above the belly button) until it meets at the center.

• Hip Circumference: Wrap the tape measure around the widest part of your hips.

• Inseam: Measure from the upper, innermost corner of your thigh to the bottom of your ankle.

• Front Rise: Measure from the tip of the waistband to the end of the crotch seam on a pair of bottoms.

Step 2 - Compare Your Measurements:

Use the item’s measurement metric (inches or centimeters) for easier comparison.

Alternatively, measure similar items you already own and that fit well, then compare those measurements to the item you wish to purchase.

Step 3 - Look at the Product Description:

Check the product description for fit details and material information to understand how the item will fit and stretch.

Step 4 - Put It All Together:

Use your measurements, compare them to the product and model measurements, and review the product description to make an informed decision about the best size for you.

Quick Tips:

Always use the same measurement units (inches or centimeters) for consistency.

Comparing with similar, well-fitting items you already own can help you choose the right size.

To measure yourself for tops and dresses, follow these steps:

• Use a tape measure and refer to the item's measurement metric (inches or centimeters) for easier comparison.

• Alternatively, measure similar items you already own and that fit well, then compare those measurements to the item you wish to purchase.

• Check the product description for fit details and material information to understand how the item will fit and stretch.

• Use your measurements, compare them to the product and model measurements, and review the product description to make an informed decision about the best size for you.

Here’s how to take key measurements:

• Sleeve Length: Measure from the start of your shoulder to your wrist.

• Chest/Bust Circumference: Place the tape measure at the fullest point of your chest, wrap it around your body and under your armpits until it meets at the center of your chest.

• Hip Circumference: Place the tape measure on one hip, wrap it around your hips until it meets back at the starting point.

• Waist Circumference: Place the tape measure at the center of your waist (below the rib cage but above the belly button), wrap it around your waist until it meets at the center.

• Length: Measure from the item’s neckline to the hemline.

Quick Tips:

• Always use the same measurement units for comparison.

• Measuring similar, well-fitting items you already own can help you choose the right size.