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Extra small~

Bust: 28-32”, Waist: 24-28”, Hips: 30-33”

 

Small~

Bust: 32-35”, Waist: 28-31”, Hips: 33-36”

 

Medium~

Bust: 35-38”, Waist: 31-33”, Hips: 36-39”

 

Large~

Bust: 38-41”, Waist: 33-35”, Hips: 39-41”

 

Extra Large~

Bust: 41-46”, Waist: 35-38”, Hips: 41-45”

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How To Find Your Measurements:

 

 

Here’s a step-by-step guide to taking accurate bust, waist, and hip measurements at home.

 

What You’ll Need

• A flexible measuring tape (not a metal one).  You can find these in the craft section of many common stores for a couple of dollars.  (alternatively, Get a long piece of string and use it to measure around your body.  then, hold the string against a straight ruler or metal measuring tape.)

• A mirror (optional, to check the tape’s position)

• Light clothing (or wear underwear) to avoid distortions

• A notebook and pen to record the measurements

 

How to Measure Your Bust

1. Stand straight with your feet together and arms relaxed at your sides.

2. Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust. This is usually over the nipples.

   • Keep the tape parallel to the floor.

   • Do not pull it too tight or leave it too loose—it should lie flat against your skin.

3. Record the measurement in inches or centimeters.

 

Tip: If you’re measuring for a bra, ensure the tape passes over the back and front evenly.

 

How to Measure Your Waist

1. Stand straight and exhale naturally.

2. Locate your natural waistline:

   • This is the narrowest part of your torso, usually above your belly button and below your ribcage.

   • Bend sideways to find where your torso creases—that’s your natural waist.

3. Wrap the measuring tape around your waist at this point.

   • Keep the tape snug but not tight—you should be able to fit one finger between the tape and your skin.

4. Record the measurement.

 

Tip: Avoid sucking in your stomach or holding your breath while measuring.

 

How to Measure Your Hips

1. Stand straight with your feet together.

2. Wrap the measuring tape around the widest part of your hips and buttocks.

   • This is usually about 7–9 inches (18–23 cm) below your waist.

   • Keep the tape parallel to the floor.

3. Record the measurement.

 

Tip: For accuracy, measure while wearing underwear or form-fitting clothing.

 

Tips for Accuracy

• Don’t pull the tape too tight—it should lie flat against your skin.

• Stand naturally—don’t suck in your stomach or arch your back.

• Measure twice to ensure consistency.

• Use a mirror to check the tape’s position, especially for your back.​

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~When in doubt, feel free to reach out and ask me!~

email me at:  rabbitspath@gmail.com