Knowing Your Size will help you have a successful online shopping experiences. All Clothes are not made or cut equal for the our beautiful various body types. 

1. Know Your Measurements

• Use a flexible measuring tape to take your bust, waist, hips, inseam, and shoulder measurements.

• Keep your measurements updated—you may need them for every purchase, as sizing differs across brands.

2. Check the Size Chart

• Don’t rely only on “Small, Medium, Large”—sizes vary globally.

• Compare your exact measurements to the size chart provided by the seller.

• For international shopping  remember that Asian sizes can run 1–3 sizes smaller than U.S. or European sizes.

3. Read Reviews & Customer Photos

• Reviews often reveal whether clothing runs true to size, small, or large.

• Customer-uploaded photos help you see how the garment looks on real people, not just models.

4. Understand Fabrics & Materials

• Read fabric descriptions carefully (cotton, polyester, spandex blends, etc.).

• Some fabrics stretch more, while others are stiff—knowing this helps manage expectations.

Pro Tip: Keep a “Style Journal” or a digital notes file with your favorite sizes, brands, and fabric preferences—it’ll save you time with future purchases.