Getting the rightSizes & Measurements

Getting the right body measurements is a vital step in creating garments that fit right and feel amazing. Here's a guide to the sizing I use.

Sizes
8
10
12
14
16
18
Bust
33"
35"
37"
39"
41"
43"
Waist
Top hip
Hip
Nap to waist
Sleeve length
26"
28"
30"
32"
34"
36"
32"
34"
36"
38"
40"
42"
36"
38"
40"
42"
44"
46"
16.5"
16.5"
16.5"
16.5"
16.5"
16.5"
23"
23"
23"
23"
23"
23"
Sizes
8
10
12
14
16
18
Bust
83cm
89cm
94cm
99cm
104cm
109cm
Waist
Top hip
Hip
Nap to waist
Sleeve length
66cm
71cm
76cm
81cm
87cm
92cm
81cm
87cm
92cm
97cm
102cm
107cm
92cm
97cm
102cm
107cm
112cm
117cm
42cm
42cm
42cm
42cm
42cm
42cm
59cm
59cm
59cm
59cm
59cm
59cm
Questions
Why do you make-to-measure?

Made-to-measure is essential for a custom fit  as no two people are the same. Arm lengths are different, bust sizes are different, body lengths are different, leg lengths are different and so on. This has been born out again and again as I have made clothes for real ladies not the generic sizing.

How long does the process take?

The process is dependent on many things, availability of clients time for consultations and fittings and the weight of work in progress but usually 6-8 weeks allows for the work necessary when creating a unique product.

Who makes the clothes?

Every item is designed, pattern cut, toiled and tailored by me. There is no substitute for having the whole process in my hands and I love every part of it.

Why do you choose British wool?

Britain has the most wonderful history of cloth manufacturing, such skilled weavers and the choice is exceptional. Different weights of cloth, different patterns within the weave, beautiful colours and high quality that is consistent and a signature of their craft. Also it keeps the miles travelled to a minimum, which is an added bonus.