Size Guide

Effective Date: October 7, 2026

Finding the right size should be simple. At PRICE WEAR LTD, we provide this general size guide to help you select the most suitable fit when shopping on pricewear.net.

Please remember that sizing can vary slightly depending on the garment style, fabric, cut, and intended fit. When a product-specific measurement chart is available on the product page, we recommend using those measurements as your primary reference.

1. Women’s Clothing Size Chart

The following measurements are general body measurements and are provided as a reference.

These measurements are intended as a general guide. Actual garment measurements may differ depending on the design and construction of the individual product.

2. Quick Size Conversion

For customers who are more familiar with international sizing, the following provides a general conversion reference.

International size conversions are approximate. If you are between sizes, we recommend checking the product-specific measurements before ordering.

3. How to Measure Your Bust

Wrap a soft measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust.

Keep the tape:

• Level around your body;

• Comfortable rather than tight;

• Parallel to the floor; and

• Close to your body without compressing it.

Do not pull the tape tightly, as this may result in selecting a smaller size than you need.

4. How to Measure Your Waist

Measure around your natural waistline, usually the narrowest part of your torso.

For the most accurate result:

1. Stand naturally;

2. Keep your abdomen relaxed;

3. Place the tape around your natural waist;

4. Keep the tape comfortably snug; and

5. Avoid pulling the tape tightly.

5. How to Measure Your Hips

Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

Make sure the measuring tape remains level around your body.

This measurement is particularly useful when selecting:

• Dresses;

• Skirts;

• Trousers;

• Jeans; and

• Fitted bottoms.

6. How to Measure Inseam

For trousers, pants, or jeans, measure from the top of the inside leg down to the point where you want the garment to finish.

For a more reliable measurement, you can also measure a pair of trousers that already fits you well.

7. How to Measure Sleeve Length

Start at the shoulder point and measure along the outside of the arm toward the wrist.

Keep your arm slightly relaxed rather than completely straight.

Sleeve length may vary considerably between different garment styles, so always check the individual product description where measurements are provided.

8. Choosing Between Two Sizes

If your measurements fall between two sizes, consider the intended fit of the garment.

For a fitted style

You may prefer the larger size if you want a little more room for movement.

For a relaxed or oversized style

Your usual size may provide the intended relaxed appearance.

For structured garments

Prioritize the measurement that is most important for the specific garment, such as bust for a fitted top or hip measurement for fitted trousers.

If different body measurements correspond to different sizes, we generally recommend choosing the size that accommodates your largest relevant measurement.

9. Product-Specific Measurements

Some products may include additional measurements such as:

• Garment length;

• Shoulder width;

• Sleeve length;

• Waist circumference;

• Hip circumference;

• Inseam;

• Rise; or

• Other style-specific dimensions.

Where these measurements are provided on an individual product page, they should be used together with your own measurements when choosing a size.

Product-specific measurements may be more useful than general size conversions because garment proportions can vary between different designs.

10. Fit and Style Considerations

The same labeled size may fit differently depending on the design.

For example:

• Slim or fitted styles are designed to sit closer to the body.

• Regular-fit styles provide a more conventional amount of room.

• Relaxed styles are designed with additional ease.

• Oversized styles are intentionally cut larger for a looser silhouette.

• Stretch fabrics may provide additional flexibility compared with non-stretch materials.

Please review the product description and any fit notes before placing your order.

11. Measurement Tolerance

Measurements provided on our website should be considered a guide rather than an absolute guarantee of fit.

Minor differences may occur due to:

• Manufacturing processes;

• Fabric characteristics;

• Garment construction;

• Measurement methods; and

• Individual product batches.

Where a product-specific measurement is provided, a small measurement variation may occur.

12. What to Do If You Are Unsure

If you are unsure which size to select, we recommend:

1. Take your current bust, waist, and hip measurements;

2. Compare them with the relevant size chart;

3. Check the individual product measurements;

4. Review the product description for fit information; and

5. Consider whether you prefer a closer or more relaxed fit.

If you are still unsure, please contact our customer support team before placing your order.

13. Need Help Choosing a Size?

For assistance with sizing, please contact:

PRICE WEAR LTD
Email: payment@pricewear.net
Phone: +44 7737376124
Address: 4 ROVER WAY CARAVAN SITE CARDIFF, WALES UNITED KINGDOM CF24 2RX
Website: pricewear.net

When contacting us about sizing, providing the product name or product link together with your measurements can help us give more useful guidance.

14. Size and Returns

Choosing the correct size before ordering can help reduce the need for returns.

If a product does not fit as expected, please refer to our Returns & Exchanges Policy for information about eligibility, return conditions, exchanges, and refunds.

15. Size Guide Updates

We may update this Size Guide from time to time as our product range, sizing information, or measurement standards change.

The most current version published on this page will apply.

Last Updated: October 7, 2026