Choosing your size

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About our size chart

Our size chart are all flat measurement. That is measure when the item is laying flat on a flat surface.
The best way to choose the size is by measuring a pair of leggings or top that fits well and compare with our size chart.
All measurements in cm

Do not measure yourself. These fabrics stretches a lot. The measurements may seem small, but it can fit into someone that is a lot larger than these measurements. So the only way to get a good fit is to measure a pair of leggings that you are already using when you are trying to buy leggings, or measure a bratop or top in case you are buying a bratop or top.

Recommendations

The weight and height chart recommendation is for reference only. You must factor in muscle density also.
As for the recommendation below the description, it is from the experience of our testers. When we say choose one size up, it means when they usually wear a M they rather choose an L for that specific style.

Size Chart

The size chart and details can be found under "Additional Details"