Size Chart

Stretch garments have a degree of flexibility in the sizing. The following size chart is a guide only.

NOTE: All measurements are based on actual body measurements, not garment measurements.

Australian size	S 8-10		M 12-14		L 16-18		XL 20-22
	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm
Bust	30 - 33.5	76 - 85	34 - 37.5	86 - 95	38 - 41.5	96 - 105	42 - 45.5	106 - 115
Waist	24.5 - 28	63 - 72	28.5 - 32	73 - 82	32.5 - 36	83 - 92	36.5 - 40	93 - 102
Hips	34 - 37.5	86 - 95	38 - 41.5	96 - 105	42 - 45.5	106 - 115	46 - 49.5	116 - 125

If your measurements are borderline between two sizes, go to the size above for a more relaxed fit or the size below for a tighter fit.

If 2 out of 3 body measurements fall within one size, take that as your most likely size.

If you are unsure in any way, please contact us by email designer@engynir.com.au or phone 0429 079 364 

How to take body measurements

Bust: Place the tape measure under your arms around the fullest part of your bust – the tape measure should go horizontally around the body, across your back and shoulder blades, parallel to the floor.

Waist: Measure around your body at the smallest part of your waist area.

Hips: With feet together, measure around your body at the fullest part of your buttocks.

Tips on measuring

• For a more accurate result, get another person to take your measurements
• It’s easier to take measurements in front of a mirror
• Always keep the tape measure parallel to the floor
• Keep the tape measure taut, but not too tight
• Maintain ‘good’ body posture – i.e. stand up straight and tall, but keep the shoulders relaxed