Size guide
Two ways to get this right. Use whichever you trust more.
1. Copy someone your height
Every product page lists the height of each model and the size she's wearing. Find the one closest to you and start there. It's the fastest way, and it's usually right.
2. Measure something you already own
Better still: take a pair of leggings you already love, lay them flat, and measure them. Then compare with our flat measurements on the product page.
Flat measurements are the garment measured on a table, not your body. It's the honest number — it doesn't assume anything about how much a fabric stretches or how you like things to sit.
How to measure flat
- Waist — lay flat, measure straight across the top of the waistband, edge to edge.
- Rise — from the top of the waistband down to the crotch seam.
- Inseam — from the crotch seam down the inside leg to the hem.
Between sizes?
Size up for a relaxed fit. Size down for a closer one. If you're not sure, size up — most people who regret it regret going too small.
Still not sure? Order two.
Order both sizes, keep the one that fits, send the other back. Returns are free for 30 days and size swaps are free full stop. We'd rather you got it right than guessed.
UK sizing
Our sizes run to UK sizing. If you normally wear a UK 14, you're a size L. Check the flat measurements to be sure — no two brands agree on this, which is exactly the problem.