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How to ensure a good fit
Our Fit specialists and Quality control team are committed to ensuring that every style corresponds to our size charts. To ensure you receive styles that are just the kind of fit you like, please take a moment to measure yourself and then use these measurements to select the correct EziBuy size for you.
Measuring Tips
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Use your exact measurements when selecting your size
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Keep the tape firm, but not tight
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Measure over under garments
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Ask someone to measure you
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BUST: Measure around the fullest part and across the shoulder blades-(key measure for tops and loose fitting dresses)
WAIST: Measure around natural waistline keeping tape comfortably loose-(key measure for loose fitting skirts)
HIP: Measure around fullest part of seat, approx. 22cm or 9" down from the waist-(key measure for trousers, jeans, narrow fitting skirts and dresses)
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Classic Fit: Tops are semi fitted through the body for a versatile and relaxed look.
Pants and skirts fit comfortably into the natural waistline.
EziFit: Tops fit generously through the body, longer and looser for an easy fit.
Pants and skirts fit comfortably at natural waistline with full or part elastic waist.
Comfortable and roomy yet flattering through hip and thigh.
Emerge: Tops are shaped through the body enhancing the body's silhouette for a streamlined contemporary edge. Pants and skirts fit lower on the waist (approx 5cm) for a modern sophisticated look.
Grace Hill: Tops are fitted to maintain a sophisticated silhouette of the body with subtle shaping, whilst the pants and skirts sit comfortably below the waist. (Approx 1.5cm)
Urban: Basic tops are quite fitted and generally longer in length, whilst fashion tops follow the silhouette of the season. Pants and jeans sit lower on the waist for a comfortable casual look.
Apart: Not sure what size to buy? Always double check your body measurements using the fit chart. There is also a handy fit reference included in the garment description to help you make the right choice.
Tight Fit: fits tightly around the shape of the body
Slim Fit: closely follows the shape of the body
Regular Fit: shaped but with room to move
Relaxed Fit: drapes loosely around the body
How to fit a Bra
To ensure your bra is a good fit visually check the following:
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Underwire is clear of breast tissue
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Straps are adjusted to fit the body
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Bra is a firm fit around the body (this is the bra size). If bra is too loose and rides up back it will not support.
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Bust fits the cup (this is the cup size). If bust is falling out of cup, the cup size is too small. If bust is not filling cup it is too big.
Remember, a smaller bra size will also be smaller in the cup (ie. a 12C is smaller around the back AND CUP than a 14C).
So if you need to reduce the back size of your bra, but the cup is a good fit, you will beed to try a smaller back size but go up in the cup (ie. go from a 14C to a 12D). This also works in reverse - if the back size is too tight but the cup is a good fit, you will need to try a larger back size but go down in the cup (ie. Go from 14C to 16B).
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