How to Measure the Center Front Length of a Corset The center front length is measured vertically down the middle of the corset. Place the beginning of the measuring tape at the top center point of the corset, exactly where the center-front closure or busk begins. Make sure the tape starts on the corset itself, rather than above the top edge. Run the measuring tape straight down along the center front of the corset, following the center-front closure, until you reach the lowest center point of the bottom edge. Keep the measuring tape flat against the corset and make sure it remains correctly positioned from top to bottom. This measurement gives you the correct Center Front Length of the corset. In short: Start: Top center where the front closure/busk begins → Measure straight down the center front → End: Lowest center point of the bottom edge.
How to Measure the Side Length of a Corset The side length of a corset is measured at the shortest section on the side, usually directly below the underarm. Place the beginning of the measuring tape at the top edge of the corset below the armhole. From this point, take the tape down to the bottom edge of the corset at the same side position. Important: The side of a corset is shaped to follow the natural curves of the body. Therefore, do not hold the measuring tape completely straight away from the corset. Keep the tape lying against the corset and follow the natural curve and contour of the corset from top to bottom. This gives you the correct Side Length measurement. In short: Start: Top edge below the underarm → Follow the corset's natural side curve → End: Bottom edge at the shortest side point.
How to Measure the Center Back Length of a Corset The center back length is measured vertically down the middle of the back of the corset, along the center-back lacing section. Place the beginning of the measuring tape at the top center edge of the corset, directly between the two rows of eyelets where the back lacing begins. Run the measuring tape straight down the center back, following the middle of the lacing section, until you reach the lowest center point of the bottom edge of the corset. Keep the measuring tape flat against the corset and make sure it follows the corset from the top edge to the bottom edge without becoming loose or shifting to either side. This measurement gives you the correct Center Back Length of the corset. In short: Start: Top center between the back lacing/eyelets → Measure down the center back → End: Bottom center edge between the back lacing panels.
How to Measure Your Overbust & Natural Bust For the most accurate corset sizing, take these measurements directly on the body, without clothing or a bra. Stand naturally and keep your body relaxed. Do not hold your breath, expand your chest, or pull the measuring tape too tightly. Overbust Measurement The Overbust is measured around the upper part of your chest, above the fullest part of the bust. Place the measuring tape around your chest so that it sits above the bust line and just under the arms. Keep the tape at the same level all the way around your body. The tape should sit comfortably against the skin without compressing the bust or being loose. This is your Overbust Measurement. Natural Bust Measurement The Natural Bust is measured around the fullest part of your bust. Wrap the measuring tape around your body and position it across the fullest/protruding part of the breasts. Make sure the tape remains level around your back and does not slope upward or downward. Keep the tape comfortably against your body without squeezing or flattening the bust. This is your Natural Bust Measurement. Important: Take both measurements without clothing or a bra, wherever practical, so you are measuring your natural body rather than the additional volume or shaping created by clothing. The tape should be snug but never tight, and you should maintain a normal, relaxed posture while measuring.
How to Measure Your Overbust & Natural Bust For the most accurate corset sizing, take these measurements directly on the body, without clothing or a bra. Stand naturally and keep your body relaxed. Do not hold your breath, expand your chest, or pull the measuring tape too tightly. Overbust Measurement The Overbust is measured around the upper part of your chest, above the fullest part of the bust. Place the measuring tape around your chest so that it sits above the bust line and just under the arms. Keep the tape at the same level all the way around your body. The tape should sit comfortably against the skin without compressing the bust or being loose. This is your Overbust Measurement. Natural Bust Measurement The Natural Bust is measured around the fullest part of your bust. Wrap the measuring tape around your body and position it across the fullest/protruding part of the breasts. Make sure the tape remains level around your back and does not slope upward or downward. Keep the tape comfortably against your body without squeezing or flattening the bust. This is your Natural Bust Measurement. Important: Take both measurements without clothing or a bra, wherever practical, so you are measuring your natural body rather than the additional volume or shaping created by clothing. The tape should be snug but never tight, and you should maintain a normal, relaxed posture while measuring.
In short: Position: Directly below the breasts, where the bust ends → Wrap: Around the ribcage → Keep: Tape level and comfortably snug → Measure: On bare skin without clothing or a bra.
How to Measure Your Natural Waist Take this measurement directly on your bare skin, without clothing. Find your natural waistline, usually the narrowest part of your torso, around or slightly above your belly button. Wrap a soft measuring tape around your waist. Keep it level, comfortably snug, and parallel to the floor. Do not pull the tape too tight or suck in your stomach. Stand naturally, breathe normally, and take the measurement. This is your Natural Waist Measurement.
How to Measure Your Natural Hips Take this measurement directly on your bare skin, without clothing. Stand naturally with your feet together. Wrap a soft measuring tape around the fullest and widest part of your hips and buttocks. Keep the tape level and parallel to the floor, comfortably snug but not tight. This is your Natural Hip Measurement.
Start from where your shoulder meets your neck and measure down along the front of your body to the tip (apex) of the bust.
Skirt Length Guide Choosing the right skirt length helps you get the fit and look you want. Below are common skirt length terms used in the USA and Europe, measured from the waist down: Mini – Ends well above the knee, usually 14–17 inches (35–43 cm). Above Knee – Falls 1–3 inches (2.5–7.5 cm) above the knee, typically 18–20 inches (46–51 cm). Knee Length – Ends right at or just below the knee, usually 21–23 inches (53–58 cm). Midi – Falls mid-calf, around 26–30 inches (66–76 cm). Maxi – Reaches the ankles or floor, usually 38–42 inches (96–107 cm). Tip: Length may vary depending on your height and the skirt’s style. For the best fit, measure from your natural waist down to where you want the hem to fall.
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