SIZING

Our sizing runs on different logic to standard AU sizing. It is designed around the fit you want, not the size you fit into.

In general, we use the following numerical sizes:

Many of our garments employ stretch, draw strings, multi-wear functions or variation in fit, which means sizing can vary from style to style.

We endeavour to provide clear sizing advice on individual product pages, but if you’re ever unsure, please get in touch.

ONE SIZE STYLES

A small number of styles are made in one size, using stretch, drape and pattern-making to hold their fit across a wide range of bodies. Garments are only classified as one size if they can accommodate sizes 6–16 without compromising the fit of the garment.

WHY DO WE DO THIS?

Standard sizing moves in fixed increments, and asks you to fit inside a number. We built ours around a different question: what fit do you actually want? Maybe that's something looser and more relaxed by sizing up, or something that sits closer to the body, or a little higher on the waist, by sizing down.

The system is designed for flexibility. We size each garment on its own terms, so a style can hold its fit across a wider range of bodies than a standard block allows.

It also means we're not categorising bodies into separate gender systems. A size 2 is a size 2, regardless of who's wearing it.

And it suits how we produce. Small runs mean every style is already considered — sizing built for flexibility rather than volume just extends that thinking to fit.

As with anything, if you need help with sizing or fit, please get in touch.