Size Help

Size Chart & Sizing Guide

When in doubt, always measure up! What do we mean? If you find yourself falling in between two sizes, and are unsure, always take the next size up or you will get yourself into a very uncomfortable fit and be discouraged in using, which is what we want to avoid.  

For the most accurate sizing - Please refer to size chart on the product page of the product you wish to buy.

If you don't have a body measuring tape and like to order based off of what works 80% of the time for other customers, then we suggest ordering 1 size larger than what you would buy for a new tight tank / tee shirt.

The waist should be measured at the narrowest part of the torso, typically above the belly button.

Please follow the below instructions to enseru you get the most accurate measurements and the best size, do not guess or assume your size. 

I’m different sizes according to my weight, waist and/or hips - what should I do?

This could happen! Not all bodies were created equal and trying to standardize them is useless - size charts are just a guide to help you determine what YOUR best option is.

If you’re still on the fence, go for what your hip size says. We’ve found that customers who based their purchases on hip size felt a lot more comfortable in their shapewear once it arrived.

If you’re looking for extra compression, then go for waist size. This doesn’t work ALL the time, but some of us do like that extra snug fit in our tummy area. Your body, your choice!

I’m in-between sizes - What should I do?

If everything fails and you still can’t figure out your size based on our size charts, go one size up. This has been the solution for most of our customers but, of course, it’s not 100% certain that this will be the right choice for you.

The best way to ensure you get your right size is to get hold of a tape measure and measure your waist. Refer to the sizing chart specific for the product you are interested in.