1. Measure your body — not your dress size
Most people know their clothing size but not their actual measurements. For latex you need your real numbers, in inches:
- Bust: around the fullest part of your chest
- Waist: around the narrowest part of your torso
- Hips: around the fullest part of your hips/seat
2. Match your inches to the size chart
Open the Size Chart button on this page. Our chart lists body measurements — your actual measurements — not the finished garment. Find the size that matches your inches.
3. Why it fits snug
We cut our latex smaller than your body measurements on purpose, so the natural stretch gives you a sculpted, second-skin fit. It's meant to feel tight going on — that's the look.
4. Between two sizes?
Choose based on the part of your body that matters most for this piece — for example hips for a skirt or catsuit, bust for a top or bra. When in doubt, size to your fullest measurement so it fits your largest point. For pants and fitted bottoms, don't size the waist too tight — too snug at the waist causes spill-over. Prioritize a smooth, comfortable waist.
5. Your latex, your fit
Fit is personal — some like their latex very tight, others prefer a little ease. For a perfect, made-to-your-body fit, select styles offer Made to Measure for a fee.
Still deciding? You can add Redo Return Assurance at checkout, so you're covered to return the item if the fit isn't right.
