Finding the right fit is an important part of enjoying your shopping experience.
At EDWARDS MODE LTD, we want every customer to feel comfortable and confident when choosing clothing from our collections.
We have created this Size Guide to help you understand clothing measurements, compare international sizes and select the size that best suits your body shape.
Please remember that sizing may vary slightly depending on the product design, fabric, cut and intended fit.
We recommend checking the individual product description and any specific size information before completing your purchase.
2. How to Measure Yourself
For the most accurate results, we recommend using a flexible measuring tape and measuring directly against your body while wearing lightweight clothing.
Keep the measuring tape comfortably positioned without pulling it too tightly.
Bust Measurement
Place the measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust.
Keep the tape level across your back and ensure it is not too tight.
Waist Measurement
Measure around your natural waistline, which is generally the narrowest part of your torso.
Keep your body relaxed and avoid pulling the tape tightly.
Hip Measurement
Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
Keep the measuring tape level for an accurate measurement.
Shoulder Measurement
Measure from one shoulder point across your upper back to the other shoulder point.
This measurement can help when selecting structured tops, jackets and dresses.
Sleeve Length
Measure from the shoulder point down to your wrist, following the natural line of your arm.
Inseam Measurement
Measure from the top of your inner thigh down to your ankle or the desired trouser length.
3. Women’s Clothing Size Chart
The following chart provides a general international women’s clothing size reference.
Measurements are approximate and may differ between styles and manufacturers.
International Size Conversion
UK Size
EU Size
US Size
International
UK 6
EU 34
US 2
XS
UK 8
EU 36
US 4
XS
UK 10
EU 38
US 6
S
UK 12
EU 40
US 8
M
UK 14
EU 42
US 10
L
UK 16
EU 44
US 12
XL
UK 18
EU 46
US 14
XXL
UK 20
EU 48
US 16
XXL
4. Body Measurement Reference
The following measurements are general reference ranges in centimetres.
International Size
Bust (cm)
Waist (cm)
Hips (cm)
XS
78–82
60–64
84–88
S
83–87
65–69
89–93
M
88–92
70–74
94–98
L
93–99
75–81
99–105
XL
100–106
82–88
106–112
XXL
107–113
89–95
113–119
Please use these measurements as a general guide rather than guaranteed product measurements.
Individual product sizing may vary.
5. Tops and Blouses
When selecting tops, shirts, blouses and similar clothing, we recommend paying particular attention to bust and shoulder measurements.
Consider the following:
Choose a comfortable fit around the bust.
Check shoulder measurements for structured designs.
Consider sleeve length when selecting long-sleeved styles.
Review the product description for fitted, regular or relaxed designs.
For a more relaxed appearance, some customers may prefer a slightly looser fit.
6. Dresses
When selecting dresses, the most important measurements are generally bust, waist and hips.
Different dress designs may have different fitting characteristics.
Fitted Dresses
Consider your bust, waist and hip measurements carefully to achieve a comfortable fit.
Relaxed Dresses
These designs may offer additional room through the body.
A-Line Dresses
Pay attention to bust and waist measurements, as the skirt generally becomes wider towards the hem.
Stretch Dresses
Stretch fabrics may provide additional flexibility, depending on the material composition and garment construction.
Always refer to the individual product measurements where available.
7. Trousers and Skirts
When choosing trousers, jeans and skirts, we recommend checking waist and hip measurements.
For trousers, inseam length may also be important.
Consider the following details:
Waist fit.
Hip measurements.
Leg shape and cut.
Rise and waistband design.
Overall garment length.
Fabric flexibility.
Different designs, including slim-fit, straight-leg, wide-leg and relaxed-fit styles, may fit differently.
8. Jackets and Outerwear
For jackets, coats and other outerwear, consider your bust, shoulder and sleeve measurements.
If you plan to wear thicker clothing underneath, you may wish to consider additional room.
Pay attention to:
Shoulder width.
Bust circumference.
Sleeve length.
Garment length.
Intended layering space.
The product description may provide additional fit information where available.
9. How to Choose Between Two Sizes
If your measurements fall between two sizes, consider the style and fit you prefer.
For a More Fitted Look
You may prefer the smaller size if the product measurements and fabric allow a comfortable fit.
For a More Relaxed Look
You may prefer the larger size if you want additional room.
For Non-Stretch Fabrics
Pay particular attention to bust, waist and hip measurements, as these fabrics generally offer less flexibility.
For Stretch Fabrics
Consider the fabric composition and product description when deciding between sizes.
If you are unsure, please contact our customer service team before placing your order.
10. Understanding Different Fits
Clothing styles may be designed with different fits.
Slim Fit
Designed to sit closer to the body and create a more fitted silhouette.
Regular Fit
Designed to provide a balanced fit with comfortable room for movement.
