Size Guide

Effective Date: October 19, 2026

Last Updated: October 19, 2026

Find Your Fit with CHARD MODE

At CHARD MODE LTD, we understand that finding the right fit is an important part of shopping for clothing online.

Every wardrobe is different, and we want to help you choose pieces that feel comfortable, look flattering, and suit your personal style.

Whether you are shopping for a casual top, an elegant dress, a tailored blazer, or everyday trousers, our Size Guide provides practical information to help you make a more confident purchasing decision.

Because clothing measurements can vary depending on the fabric, design, and intended fit, we recommend reviewing the measurements provided on each product page before placing your order.

1. Women’s International Size Conversion

Our general size chart provides approximate conversions between UK, US, and European clothing sizes.

Please Note:

This chart is intended as a general reference. Actual garment sizing may vary depending on the manufacturer, fabric composition, and product design.

The sizes available for individual products will be displayed on the relevant product pages.

2. Women’s Body Measurement Chart

The following measurements are approximate body measurements rather than exact garment dimensions.

Measurements are provided for guidance only and do not guarantee an exact fit.

For the most accurate selection, compare your measurements with any product-specific sizing information.

3. How to Take Your Measurements

Taking accurate body measurements can help you select a more suitable clothing size.

For best results, use a flexible measuring tape and measure while standing naturally.

Bust

Measure around the fullest part of your bust.

Keep the measuring tape level across your back without pulling it too tightly.

Waist

Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist, usually above your belly button.

Stand comfortably and avoid holding your breath or pulling your stomach inward.

Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

Keep your feet together and ensure the tape remains horizontal.

Shoulder Width

Measure across the back from one shoulder point to the other.

This measurement may be particularly useful when choosing structured tops, jackets, and blazers.

Sleeve Length

Measure from the shoulder point down to the wrist, following the natural shape of your arm.

Inside Leg

Measure from the top of your inner leg down to the desired trouser hem.

For accurate results, ask someone to assist you if necessary.

4. Dresses & One-Piece Outfits

When selecting dresses, consider the overall shape and intended fit of the garment.

Different dress styles may fit differently, even when labelled with the same size.

Fitted Dresses

For body-hugging or tailored dresses, compare your bust, waist, and hip measurements carefully with the product information.

Relaxed Dresses

Loose-fitting and flowing dresses may allow additional room for movement.

Wrap Dresses

Wrap styles may provide some flexibility in the waist area, depending on the design.

Maxi & Midi Dresses

In addition to body measurements, consider the garment length and your height.

Where available, check the product’s stated length before purchasing.

5. Tops, Blouses & Shirts

When choosing tops and blouses, bust and shoulder measurements are particularly important.

For fitted styles, select a size that allows comfortable movement across the chest and shoulders.

For oversized or relaxed styles, the garment may intentionally have additional room.

Please review the product description to understand whether the item is designed to be:

• Slim fit

• Regular fit

• Relaxed fit

• Oversized fit

• Cropped fit

A garment described as oversized may have larger dimensions than a standard fitted top of the same labelled size.

6. Trousers, Jeans & Bottoms

For trousers and jeans, we recommend checking waist, hip, and inside-leg measurements.

The fit may vary depending on the cut and fabric.

High-Waisted Styles

High-waisted trousers generally sit above the natural hip line and may require careful waist measurement.

Straight-Leg Styles

Straight-leg trousers typically maintain a relatively consistent leg width from the thigh towards the hem.

Wide-Leg Styles

Wide-leg trousers are designed to offer additional room through the leg.

Skinny or Slim-Fit Styles

These designs may fit more closely around the hips, thighs, and legs.

When choosing non-stretch fabrics, allow sufficient room for comfortable movement.

7. Jackets, Blazers & Outerwear

Outerwear may require additional room for layering.

When selecting jackets, coats, or blazers, consider:

• Bust measurement

• Shoulder width

• Sleeve length

• Intended layering

• Garment length

• Fabric structure

If you plan to wear thicker clothing underneath, a slightly more relaxed fit may be preferable.

Always refer to the product-specific measurements where available.

8. Understanding Fabric & Fit

Fabric composition can influence how a garment feels and fits.

Stretch Fabrics

Materials containing elastane or other stretch fibres may provide greater flexibility and freedom of movement.

Non-Stretch Fabrics

Woven fabrics without stretch may require a more precise size selection, particularly for fitted garments.

Knitted Fabrics

Knitted garments may offer varying degrees of flexibility depending on their construction.

Structured Fabrics

Tailored or structured materials may have less give and may fit more closely around certain body areas.

Product descriptions should be reviewed for relevant material and fit information.

9. What to Do If You Are Between Sizes

If your measurements fall between two sizes, consider the garment’s style and material.

As a general recommendation:

• Choose the larger size if you prefer a relaxed fit.

• Consider the larger size for structured, non-stretch garments.

• Review the intended fit before sizing up in oversized styles.

• Compare the most relevant body measurements for the garment.

• Contact customer support if you need further guidance.

For example, when purchasing fitted trousers, waist and hip measurements may be more important than bust measurements.

For a tailored blouse, bust and shoulder measurements may be more relevant.

10. Garment Measurements vs Body Measurements

It is important to understand the difference between body measurements and garment measurements.

Body Measurements

These refer to the measurements of your body, such as your bust, waist, and hips.

Garment Measurements

These refer to the actual dimensions of a clothing item.

Garment measurements may be larger than body measurements to allow for comfort, movement, or the intended design.

This additional space is commonly known as ease.

A relaxed-fit garment may have more ease than a fitted garment.

When product-specific garment measurements are provided, use them alongside this general Size Guide.

11. Measuring Tips for Online Shopping

To improve the accuracy of your measurements:

1. Use a flexible measuring tape.

2. Measure over lightweight clothing or suitable undergarments.

3. Stand in a natural, relaxed position.

4. Keep the tape level and comfortably fitted.

5. Record measurements in centimetres.

6. Repeat each measurement to confirm accuracy.

7. Compare your measurements with the relevant product information.

If possible, measure a similar garment you already own and compare its dimensions with the product you wish to purchase.

This can be particularly useful when shopping for trousers, dresses, and jackets.

12. Size Availability & Product Variations

Not all products are available in every size.

Size availability may depend on the style, collection, and current stock.

Please note:

• Available sizes are displayed on individual product pages.

• Some designs may have unique sizing characteristics.

• Product dimensions may vary slightly due to manufacturing tolerances.

• Colour and fabric variations may influence the appearance or feel of a garment.

• Product-specific sizing instructions take priority over this general guide.

We aim to provide clear and useful product information to support your purchasing decisions.

13. Size-Related Returns & Exchanges

If an item does not fit as expected, please review our Returns & Exchanges Policy for information about return eligibility and available options.

Customers may contact our support team for assistance with size-related enquiries.

When contacting us, please include:

• Your order number.

• The product name.

• The size ordered.

• The size you would prefer.

• A brief description of the fitting issue.

Our team will provide guidance regarding the available return or exchange arrangements.

Any return conditions will be subject to applicable consumer protection laws.

14. Need Assistance Choosing a Size?

We understand that selecting clothing sizes online can sometimes be challenging.

If you are unsure which size to choose, please contact us before placing your order.

Our customer service team can provide general guidance based on available product information.

Please note that sizing recommendations are estimates and cannot guarantee a perfect fit for every individual.

15. Contact Information

For questions about clothing sizes, measurements, product specifications, or existing orders, please contact:

Company Name: CHARD MODE LTD

Registered Business Address:
48 AVONDALE ST
ABERCYNON
MOUNTAIN ASH
MGLAM
UNITED KINGDOM
CF45 4YY

Website: https://chardmode.net

Email: payment@chardmode.net

Telephone: +44 7883404559

Customer Service Hours:

Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (UK Time)

Saturday, Sunday & UK Public Holidays: Closed

We aim to respond to customer enquiries within 1–2 business days.

Find Your Fit. Wear It Your Way.

At CHARD MODE LTD, we want you to enjoy discovering clothing that suits your individual style and everyday needs.

We hope this Size Guide helps you make informed decisions and enjoy a more convenient online shopping experience.

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