The fit issue — 2026
Find your fit.
Lingerie only works when the numbers are honest. Four measurements, one tape, and a mirror — then the lace does the rest.
01 — Measure
Four numbers. One tape.
Measure over your underwear, keep the tape level, and don’t pull it tight. You are measuring your body, not the garment.
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01
Bust
Around the fullest part, tape level under the arms and across the back. Breathe out, don’t pull.
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02
Underbust
Snug under the bust, where the band sits. This number decides whether the bra stays put.
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03
Waist
At the narrowest point, usually just above the navel. Keep one finger under the tape.
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04
Hip
At the fullest point, feet together. This is the number slips, bodysuits and knickers live by.
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No tape
Use a ribbon or charger cable, mark the length, then measure it flat against a ruler.
02 — The chart
Body measurements.
These are body measurements, not garment measurements. If you are between sizes, take the larger — especially in roleplay and structured pieces.
| Size | Bust cm | Underbust cm | Waist cm | Hip cm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 76–80 | 64–68 | 58–60 | 82–85 |
| S | 81–86 | 68–72 | 61–66 | 86–91 |
| M | 86–91 | 73–77 | 66–71 | 91–96 |
| L | 91–97 | 78–82 | 71–76 | 96–101 |
| XL | 97–103 | 83–87 | 76–81 | 101–107 |
| 2XL | 103–109 | 88–92 | 81–87 | 107–113 |
| 3XL | 109–116 | 93–98 | 87–94 | 113–120 |
| 4XL | 116–123 | 99–104 | 94–101 | 120–128 |
03 — The size finder
Three numbers. One starting size.
Enter your bust, waist and hip in centimetres. We’ll give you a starting size. If you land between two, the larger one is usually the kinder fit.
This is a starting point, not a guarantee. Every product page lists the sizes actually in stock.
04 — Fit by style
Not every piece fits the same way.
The number gets you close. The cut decides the rest. These are the fit notes we give most often.
The band does the work.
Start with the underbust. The band should sit level and snug; the cup should lie flat, with no gap or spill. Straps only fine-tune.
Torso length decides.
If you are long-waisted, size up so the gusset sits comfortably. The body should feel close, never tight across the shoulder.
Hip first, then waist.
Bias-cut slips skim the body. Take your hip measurement, then check the length. If you want a looser fall, size up.
Cut close. Size up.
Costumes are cut closer and shorter than everyday lingerie. If you are between sizes, take the larger; stockings are sized separately.
05 — The mirror check
The mirror is part of the fit.
Stand in front of a mirror. Turn once. Sit down. Raise your arms. If you are still adjusting, change the size — not your body.
- 01Band
Level all the way around. Two fingers should slide under the back, no more.
- 02Cups
Flat against the chest. No gap at the top, no spill at the side.
- 03Straps
One finger under each strap. If they leave marks, loosen them and check the band.
- 04Waist & hip
The waistband sits flat. The knicker line follows your body, not your hand.
If it feels like nothing, it fits.
06 — After dark
For the hours after the door closes.
Play pieces are designed to be looked at, touched and taken off. They should feel close, but never like a costume you are enduring.
Cut close and short. Size up if you want room to move, sit and breathe.
Choose by height and thigh, not by dress size. Check the product’s size list.
Adjustable pieces should sit snug, with two fingers of breathing room at the neck.
07 — The fit lexicon
Words worth knowing.
Six terms that make product pages easier to read — and returns less likely.
Underband
The part of the bra that sits under the bust. It carries the weight; the straps should not.
Cup
The shaped section that holds the bust. It should lie flat, with no gap or spill.
Gusset
The lined panel in knickers and bodysuits. It should sit flat and comfortable.
Rise
How high the waistband sits: low, mid or high. Higher rise gives more coverage.
Torso length
The distance from shoulder to crotch. The number that decides bodysuit comfort.
Bias cut
Fabric cut on the diagonal so it skims the body. Slips and satin pieces use it.
08 — Questions
Before you choose.
Still unsure? Send your measurements through the contact page and we will read them against the piece you want.
What if I am between two sizes?
Take the larger size. Lingerie should feel close, not tight. For roleplay and structured pieces, sizing up is almost always the kinder choice.
Do the sizes run small?
Sizing can run closer than high-street sizing. Check the size list on the product page and compare it with your measurements. If you are unsure, contact us before ordering.
How do I measure without a tape?
Use a ribbon, a charger cable or a piece of string. Wrap it around the same points, mark the length, then measure it flat against a ruler.
Will a roleplay costume fit like a bra set?
No. Costumes are cut closer and shorter, and often have less stretch. Use your measurements for the body, then size up if you want room to move.
Can I exchange a size?
Unworn pieces with the hygiene seal intact can be returned within 14 days. Read the returns page or contact us with your order number.
Do you carry plus sizes?
Core styles run to 4XL, and many pieces go to 3XL. Each product page lists the sizes actually in stock.