SHOP TO HEAVEN

Size Guide — Find Your Perfect Fit

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At Shop To Heaven, we want online fashion shopping to feel simple, clear, and comfortable.

Every body is different, and every product can fit differently depending on the supplier, fabric, cut, stretch, and design. That is why we combine general measurement guidance with product-specific size information.

Before You Order

1. Check this general Size Guide.
2. Check the Size & Fit section on the product page.
3. Follow any product-specific size chart shown for that item first.

How To Measure Yourself

For the most accurate size, use a soft measuring tape. Measure close to your body without pulling too tightly. Stand naturally, breathe normally, and keep the tape level.

1. Bust / Chest

Measure around the fullest part of your bust while keeping the tape straight across your back.

2. Waist

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

3. Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat while standing naturally.

4. Shoulders

Measure from the edge of one shoulder to the edge of the other shoulder across your back.

5. Sleeve Length

Measure from the top of your shoulder down to your wrist or preferred sleeve length.

6. Dress Length

Measure from the highest point of your shoulder down to where you want the dress to finish.

7. Pants / Inseam Length

Measure from the crotch seam down to the inside of your ankle or desired length.

General Women’s Size Reference

This chart is a general reference only. Product sizing may vary by supplier, fabric, cut, and style. If a product has its own size chart, follow the product-specific chart first.

Product-Specific Size Charts

Our products may come from different suppliers, so each product may have its own size chart. Some charts use body measurements and others use garment measurements. Always follow the product-specific chart first.

Body Measurements vs Garment Measurements

Body Measurements

Measurements taken directly around your body, including bust, waist, and hips.

Garment Measurements

Measurements taken from the clothing item itself, usually while it is laid flat. They can differ from body measurements because clothing needs room for comfort, movement, fabric thickness, and styling. If the chart says “garment measurements”, compare it with a similar item you already own.

Fit Types Explained

Slim Fit

Sits closer to the body. Choose your usual size for a fitted look or size up for more comfort.

Regular Fit

Designed for everyday comfort. Choose your usual size.

Relaxed Fit

Designed with extra room. Choose your usual size for a relaxed look.

Oversized Fit

Designed to look loose and roomy. Choose your usual size for the intended oversized style.

Body Fit

Designed to follow the body shape. Check fabric stretch before choosing your size.

Fabric Stretch Guide

No Stretch

The fabric does not stretch. If between sizes, choose the larger size.

Low Stretch

The fabric has slight movement. Choose your usual size or size up for comfort.

Medium Stretch

The fabric moves with the body. Choose your usual size.

High Stretch

The fabric is flexible and body-friendly. Choose your usual size for a closer fit.

If You Are Between Two Sizes

• Choose the smaller size for a fitted look.
• Choose the larger size for more comfort.
• Choose the larger size for non-stretch fabrics.
• Choose your usual size for medium- or high-stretch fabrics.
• For dresses, prioritise bust and waist.
• For skirts, shorts, and pants, prioritise waist and hips.
• For blazers and jackets, prioritise bust, shoulders, and sleeve length.

No Measuring Tape? Easy Home Method

These methods are estimates and are not as accurate as a soft measuring tape.

Use String, Ribbon, a Shoelace, or Soft Charging Cable

Wrap it around your bust, waist, or hips, mark where it meets, then lay it flat and measure it with a ruler or another straight measuring object.

Use Clothes That Already Fit

Lay a top, dress, pants, or blazer flat. Compare shoulder width, bust width, waist width, hip width, sleeve length, and total length with the product chart.

Use Your Hand Span as a Rough Guide

An adult hand span from thumb to little finger is often around 18–22 cm, but everyone differs. Use your own hand only as a rough personal guide.

Use A4 Paper as a Rough Guide

A standard A4 sheet is approximately 21 cm wide and 29.7 cm long. Use it as a rough reference for flat garment width or length.

Compare With Clothes You Already Own

1. Choose a similar item that fits you well.
2. Lay it flat on a table.
3. Measure it from side to side.
4. Compare it with the product size chart and choose the closest match to your preferred fit.

Check Every Product’s Size & Fit Details

Before ordering, check the Fit Type, Fabric Stretch, Supplier Size Chart, Size Advice, Measurement Type, Measurement Note, and model information if available.

Size & Fit Note: Sizing may vary depending on supplier, fabric, cut, and stretch. If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort or contact us before ordering.

Still Unsure About Your Size?

Send us your measurements and the product name before ordering. We can help guide you using the product’s fit type, fabric stretch, and size chart.

Please include:

• Bust
• Waist
• Hips
• Height
• Your usual size
• Preferred fit: fitted, regular, or relaxed

Need Help Choosing Your Size?

Helpful Measurement Note

• Size charts are provided as a guide only.
• Sizing may vary between suppliers and styles.
• Please allow 1–3 cm difference due to manual measurement.
• Fit may vary depending on fabric, stretch, cut, and body shape.
• If unsure, contact us before ordering.

Product colour, fit, and appearance may vary slightly depending on lighting, fabric, and screen settings.

Shop with clarity. Choose with confidence. Wear with comfort.

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