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How House Fit Works

Complete our quick questionnaire. We compare your answers with our size chart and the garment’s intended fit, select your best base size, and make small adjustments where needed.

Ideal if you’re between sizes, taller or shorter, or regularly struggle with common fit issues. 

House Standard Sizing

OUR CORE HOUSE SIZES

These are the body measurements behind our XS–XL starting patterns. House Fit may combine sizes or make a half-size adjustment based on your proportions and the individual garment.

SIZE BUST WAIST HIP
XS 33 in / 84 cm 26 in / 66 cm 36 in / 92 cm
S 34.5 in / 88 cm 27.5 in / 70 cm 38 in / 96 cm
M 36 in / 92 cm 29 in / 74 cm 41 in / 104 cm
L 38 in / 96 cm 30.5 in / 78 cm 42.5 in / 108 cm
XL 40 in / 102 cm 33 in / 84 cm 44 in / 112 cm

Measurements shown are body measurements, not finished garment measurements.

A + means halfway between two House sizes. For example, M+ falls between M and L—it does not mean plus-size.

A result such as M hip / S waist means we begin with the M pattern through the hip, then contour the waist toward S.

You do not need to choose from this chart yourself. Create your House Fit and we’ll select the best starting pattern for each garment.

CREATE MY HOUSE FIT

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Your House Fit

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Bra size (use the size you wear most)
Fine-tune my fit with measurements (optional)

Add anything you already know. Full hip is measured around your widest seat or saddlebag area. Upper thigh is measured around one leg at its widest point directly below the crotch.

Full bust: measure level around the fullest point. Shoulder to bust point: measure from where your neck meets your shoulder down to the fullest point of one breast. Upper thigh: measure level around one leg, usually 2.5–5 cm below the crotch crease. Inseam: measure from the crotch down the inside leg to your desired hem. Outer seam: measure from your natural waist down the outside leg to your desired hem. These are body measurements, not garment measurements.

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