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Women's sizing duidelines
How to measure Apparele
Women's sizing guidelines

HOW TO MEASURE APPAREL
Get FitA great fit means better looking and more comfortable clothes. To ensure your best possible fit, we have standardized sizing, so you can shop with confidence. Take a minute and follow our easy measurement guide and find your best fitting size.First, take your measurements. Keep the measuring tape comfortably snug, not tight. Then, compare them with the charts. If between sizes, order the next larger size. It's that simple!A. Bust:Measure under the arms, around the fullest part of chest.B. Waist:Measure around the natural waistline.C. Hips:Measure around the fullest part of the body, usually at the top of legs, about 7-9" below natural waistline.D. Inseam:Measure a similar pair of well-fitting pants. Lay them flat, smoothing out front and back creases. Measure along inside seam, from crotch to bottom of hem.* Jaan ayn women's apparel is standardized within our private brand labels. Sizes for national brand apparel within our catalog may vary slightly.

HOW TO MEASURE LINGERIE
Measure over an unpadded, comfortably fitting bra and panties. Keep the tape snug, not tight.A. Bra Size:Measure around the chest, just under the arms and above the bust. This is your BRA SIZE. If it is an odd number, add 1".Double-check your bra size by measuring around your ribs, just below your bust, and adding 5". For example, if you measure 29", your bra size is 34. If your under-bust measurement is 33" or more, add only 3". If bra size is an odd number, round up to the next even number.B. Cup Size:Measure around the fullest point of bust, keeping the tape level without pulling tight. Refer to the chart below: the difference between measurements A & B equals CUP SIZE. Cup Size
Difference 0" 1" 2" 3"
Cup size is AA A B C
Difference 4" 5" 6" -
Cup size is D DD F(DDD) -
C. Waist Size:Measure around the narrowest part of your waist.D. Hip Measurement:Measure around the fullest part of your hips.

Bras
Checkpoints for a good bra fit: straps shouldn't slip or leave red shoulder ridges; bra shouldn't ride up or feel tight. These signs and frequent adjustment of your bra indicate that you need a better fit. For our full-figured customer who needs more coverage and support, WE HAVE YOUR SIZE TOO! Check out our full-figured styles in expanded sizes and look for these features: boning on the sides; underwire or wide bottom band; wide, rigid straps; full, supportive cups.
Longline Bras
After determening your BRA and CUP SIZE, place the tape measure directly under your bust and measure straight down to your natural waist. If between 3 and 5", order 3/4 length. If between 5 and 7", order long length. If more than 7", order extra-long length.
Body Briefers and Corselettes
Order by BRA and CUP SIZE, using the measuring information above. To make sure corselette will fit hips, subtract BRA SIZE (A) from HIP MEASUREMENT (D). Then refer to the item description for "Fits hip (number of ") larger than bust". Corselettes and body briefers will fit most average torso lengths for heights 5'3 1/2" - 5'7 1/2". Please consider this when ordering. Note: select garments will fit an average to slightly fuller or longer torso due to the stratchability of the fabric and/or the hook-and-eye adjustment. These features will be indicated in the item description.
Long Legs and Briefs
Order by WAIST SIZE. To make sure WAIST SIZE will also fit hips, subtract your WAIST SIZE (C) from your HIP MEASUREMENT (D). Then refer to the item description for "Fits hips (number of ") larger than waist". Please consider this when ordering.
Your Jaan Ayn Foundation Consultant is ready to help you select the garment to suit your figure. If you have any special concerns or questions,

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