Touchdown Season Vintage Football Player Long Sleeve Baby One-Piece

Almost every Inxiz style runs S to XL, many start at XS, and selected pieces are graded above XL - coats and jackets go furthest. Each family has its own chart below. A chart shows the range that family is graded in, not a promise that every style comes in every size: the size list on a product page is what that style actually comes in.

These are body measurements based on standard US women's sizing (ASTM D5585 misses grade), not Inxiz garment measurements. Where a product page carries its own size table, that table is the one to follow.

Find your chart

• Dresses, Sets & Jumpsuits - chart XS to 3XL
• Coats & Jackets - chart XS to 5XL
• Tops & Knitwear - chart XS to 3XL
• Skirts & Pants - chart XS to 2XL

How to measure

• Bust: around the fullest part of your bust, tape level, snug but not tight.
• Waist: around the narrowest part of your torso, usually just above the navel.
• Hips: around the fullest part of your hips and seat, roughly 8 in (20 cm) below your natural waist.

Keep the tape parallel to the floor and measure over your underwear rather than over clothes. If you can, have someone else hold the tape.

Labels you may see on a product page

The size picker uses letter sizes: XXS and XS through XL, 2XL and 3XL, on to 10XL on a small group of dresses, plus One Size on a few styles. Inside a product description you may also meet the maker's own labels - a US numeric size, a W size up to US 26W, or an outerwear range such as S (2-4). Those come from the maker and do not always line up with the standard chart above; the measurement table on that product page is the one to follow.

Between two sizes? Take the larger one for a fitted bodice, a bodycon or a pencil shape; take your bust measurement for an A-line, a wrap or an elastic waist.