Size Guide

Her Femme Fit runs on US women's sizing. Between sizes? Size up for comfort, down for compression.

How to measure yourself

Use a soft tape, keep it level, and don't pull it tight. Measure over underwear, not clothing.

  • Bust — around the fullest part, tape level across the back
  • Waist — the narrowest point, usually an inch above the navel
  • Hip — the fullest part, about 8 inches below the waist
  • Inseam — from the crotch seam straight down to where you want the hem

Size chart — XS to XL

Leggings, shorts, skorts, dresses, tanks and bras.

Size US Dress Bust Waist Hip
XS 0–2 32–33" 24–25" 34–35"
S 4–6 34–35" 26–27" 36–37"
M 8–10 36–37" 28–29" 38–39"
L 12–14 38–40" 30–32" 40–42"
XL 16–18 41–43" 33–35" 43–45"

Size chart — S/M and L/XL

Some seamless and rib-knit pieces are cut in combined sizes. These fabrics stretch far enough that one size genuinely covers two.

Size US Dress Bust Waist Hip
S/M 4–10 32–37" 24–29" 34–39"
L/XL 12–18 38–43" 30–35" 40–45"

Extended — 1XL to 3XL

Available on selected leggings.

Size US Dress Bust Waist Hip
1XL 16–18 42–44" 34–36" 44–46"
2XL 20–22 45–47" 37–39" 47–49"
3XL 24–26 48–50" 40–42" 50–52"

Which size, by category

Category How it fits Our advice
Cloud Sculpt leggings & biker shorts Compressive, high-rise, squat-proof True to size for support. One up for a lighter feel.
Tennis skorts & active skirts Mid-rise, built-in shorts cut generously True to size. No need to size up for coverage.
Active dresses Fitted bodice, free skirt True to size. Size up if you prefer ease across the bust.
Sports bras Medium support, wide underband True to size. Between sizes, go down for more support.
Seamless tanks & camis Second-skin, high stretch True to size.
Flare leggings & yoga pants Cut long, designed to break at the shoe True to size. Not shortened for petite frames.
Running & woven shorts Relaxed, smocked waistband True to size.

The easiest check of all

Take a garment you already own and love the fit of. Lay it flat, measure it edge to edge across the waist, and double that number. Compare it to the waist measurement in the chart above. That single number gets more people into the right size than anything else.

Still unsure? Ask us.

Email support@herfemmefit.com with your measurements and the style you're looking at. We'll tell you which size to take — and if we think a piece won't work for you, we'll say so. We'd rather talk you into the right size than process a return.

All figures are body measurements in inches and are approximate. Individual styles vary slightly with fabric and cut — check the fit note on each product page.