Fit With Confidence
There is no single Hazal Studios chart that should override a product’s own measurements. Silhouette, stretch, layering and construction vary by style, so the individual product’s Size & Fit information is always your primary reference.
1 · Open Size & Fit
Start with the chart or measurements on the product page.
2 · Identify the measurement
Check whether the numbers describe your body or the garment itself.
3 · Consider the fabric
Use stretch, layering and silhouette notes when choosing between sizes.
How to Measure Your Body
Bust
Measure around the fullest part of your bust while keeping the tape level.
Waist
Measure around your natural waist without pulling the tape tightly.
Hip
Measure around the fullest part of your hips while standing naturally.
Body Measurements vs Garment Measurements
Body measurements describe you. Garment measurements describe the item itself. When a product says a measurement is laid flat, it refers to the garment measured on a flat surface. Do not automatically double a published measurement unless the product page specifically instructs you to do so.
Length
Dress, skirt, cardigan and abaya lengths can vary by product and size. Use the exact length shown on the individual product page rather than assuming a universal Hazal Studios length.
Between Two Sizes?
Consider the intended silhouette, fabric stretch, underlayers and whether you prefer a closer or more relaxed fit. Product-specific fit notes should take priority over general advice.
One Size Products
Use the measurements stated on that specific product page to understand the item’s dimensions. “One Size” does not mean that an item will fit every body in the same way.
WANT HELP CHOOSING?
Send us the exact product name and your relevant measurements. We can help you interpret the sizing information available for that style.
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