Choosing a size online becomes easier when you compare information instead of relying on the letter printed on the label. A Medium in one cut can feel different from a Medium in another, especially when fabric, layering, and silhouette change. Use these seven checks before confirming your order.
1. Measure the body, not your favourite garment size
Use a soft measuring tape and record the bust, waist, hips, and the length you usually prefer. Keep the tape level and comfortably close to the body without pulling it tight.
2. Read the product-specific details
Look for the cut, fabric, length, and available options on the product page. A relaxed piece, a structured jacket, and a fitted dress can require different decisions even when the size label is the same.
3. Consider what you will wear underneath
If you plan to layer a shirt, knit, or thicker top under a jacket, allow enough room for movement. For dresses and sets, consider the underlayers and shoes you expect to wear with the piece.
4. Think about the intended silhouette
Some designs are meant to fall loosely, while others are shaped closer to the body. Compare the product photos with the description so you are choosing the intended look, not simply the largest or smallest option.
5. Check length against your height
Length can change the whole proportion of an outfit. Compare the listed length, when available, with a similar piece you already own and like.
6. Ask before guessing
If two sizes seem equally possible, contact the store with your measurements and the product name. A short question before ordering is more useful than choosing based on habit alone.
7. Review the store policy
Read the delivery, inspection, exchange, and return information before confirming the order. Knowing the process helps you make a more confident decision and avoids surprises later.
Velvet note: Product options and availability shown on the product page come from the current store data. Please review the size guidance and contact us whenever you need help choosing.
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