Center Front Length

Measure vertically down the centre front of the corset, from its top edge to its lowest bottom point.

• Start: Place the beginning of a soft measuring tape at the top centre point of the corset, where the front closure or busk begins.
• Measure: Run the tape straight down the centre front, following the closure, to the lowest centre point of the bottom edge.
• Check: Keep the tape flat against the corset, without twisting or allowing it to become loose. Read the measurement at the bottom edge.

Please note: Start and finish on the corset itself. Do not include any space above the top edge or below the bottom edge.

Side Length Measurement

Measure the shortest section at the side of the corset, usually directly below the underarm.

• Start: Place the beginning of a soft measuring tape at the top edge of the corset, directly below the underarm.
• Measure: Follow the corset’s natural side curve down to the bottom edge at the same side position.
• Check: Keep the tape flat against the corset, without twisting or allowing it to become loose. Read the measurement at the bottom edge.

Please note: Follow the shape of the corset rather than holding the tape straight away from it. Start and finish on the corset itself.

Centre Back Length

Measure vertically down the centre back of the corset, along the middle of the back-lacing section.

• Start: Place the beginning of a soft measuring tape at the top centre edge of the corset, between the two rows of eyelets where the back lacing begins.
• Measure: Run the tape straight down the middle of the back-lacing section to the lowest centre point of the bottom edge.
• Check: Keep the tape flat and centred from top to bottom, without twisting, becoming loose or shifting to either side. Read the measurement at the bottom edge.

Please note: Measure between the back-lacing panels, rather than along either row of eyelets. Start and finish at the corset’s edges, excluding any loose lacing cords.

Overbust

Take both measurements on bare skin, without a bra. Stand relaxed, breathe normally, and keep the tape level and snug—not tight.

• Overbust: Measure around your upper chest, just under your arms and above the fullest part of your bust.
• Full Bust (Natural Bust): Measure around the fullest part of your bust without squeezing or flattening it.

Illustration note: The image demonstrates tape placement for both measurements. Although a bra is shown, please measure without one to record your natural body measurements.

Full Bust – Around Fullest Point

Take both measurements on bare skin, without a bra. Stand relaxed, breathe normally, and keep the tape level and snug—not tight.

• Overbust: Measure around your upper chest, just under your arms and above the fullest part of your bust.
• Full Bust (Natural Bust): Measure around the fullest part of your bust without squeezing or flattening it.

Illustration note: The image demonstrates tape placement for both measurements. Although a bra is shown, please measure without one to record your natural body measurements.

Underbust

Measure on bare skin, without clothing or a bra. Stand relaxed and breathe normally.

• Position: Place the tape directly beneath your breasts, where the bust meets the ribcage.
• Wrap: Bring the tape around your ribcage, keeping it level across your back.
• Fit: Keep the tape comfortably snug without digging into your skin. Read the measurement after a normal breath out.

Please note: Record your actual underbust measurement without subtracting any inches.

Bra Cup Size

Your bra size combines a band number and a cup letter, such as 30C or 34D. Use this guide as a starting estimate for UK/US inch-based sizing.

• Measure your band: Wrap a soft tape snugly around your ribcage, directly beneath your breasts. Keep it level and breathe normally. Use the nearest even inch as a starting band size, then check your bra brand’s chart.
• Measure your full bust: Wear a well-fitting, unpadded bra. Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level without squeezing.
• Estimate your cup: Subtract your band size from your full bust measurement, using inches.
  1 inch = A · 2 inches = B · 3 inches = C · 4 inches = D

Example: 38-inch full bust − 34 band = 4 inches. Your starting bra size is 34D.

Check the fit: The band should sit level and comfortably snug. Cups should contain your breasts without spilling or gaping.

Please note: Sizes vary by brand and country, especially beyond D cup. For your corset order, enter your best-fitting bra size and sizing system, such as “34D UK”. Provide your actual body measurements separately.

Natural Waist

Measure directly on bare skin. Stand relaxed, breathe normally, and do not suck in your stomach.

• Position: Find your natural waistline, usually the narrowest part of your torso, between your lowest rib and the top of your hip bone.
• Wrap: Bring a soft measuring tape around your waist, keeping it level across your back and parallel to the floor.
• Fit: Keep the tape comfortably snug without pressing into your skin. Read the measurement after a normal breath out.

Please note: Enter your actual natural waist measurement without subtracting any inches for corset tightening.

Upper Hip

Measure directly on bare skin. Stand relaxed with your feet together and breathe normally.

• Position: Locate your natural waist, then measure approximately 3-4 inches (7.5-10 cm) down to your upper hip line.
• Wrap: Wrap a soft measuring tape around your upper hips at this level. Keep it parallel to the floor, including across your back.
• Fit: Keep the tape comfortably snug without pressing into your skin or pulling it tight.

Please note: Upper hip is above the fullest part of your hips and buttocks. Enter your actual measurement without subtracting any inches.

Full Hip

Measure directly on bare skin. Stand naturally with your feet together and your body relaxed.

• Position: Find the fullest, widest part of your hips and buttocks.
• Wrap: Bring a soft measuring tape around this area. Keep it level all the way around and parallel to the floor.
• Fit: Keep the tape comfortably snug against your skin without squeezing or pulling it tight.

Please note: This is your full hip measurement, not your upper hip measurement. Enter your actual measurement without subtracting any inches.

Skirt Length

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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