Finding the perfect fit can be a game-changer in how comfortable and confident you feel on the slopes and back at the chalet. Whether you’re buying a new ski suit, sweater, pants, or jacket, accurate measurements are key to ensuring that your garment fits just right. Follow our comprehensive guide to measuring yourself and to choose the right size for ultimate comfort and functionality.
Step-by-Step Guide to Measuring Yourself
1. Bust Measurement To measure your bust, wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your chest. Make sure the tape is horizontal and parallel to the ground. This will give you the most accurate bust measurement, which is essential for choosing the correct size that will fit comfortably and flatter your shape.
2. Waist Measurement Find the narrowest part of your waist, usually just above your navel. Wrap the tape measure around this area, keeping it horizontal and snug but not tight. This measurement is crucial for selecting ski suits pants that will sit well on your waistline.
3. Hips Measurement Measure around the fullest part of your hips. Ensure the tape is level and snug but not constricting. This measurement is key to ensure a comfortable and flattering fit.
4. Front Rise (for Ski Suits) For ski suits the front rise is important, measure from the top inside of your thigh up to your neckline. This measurement helps in choosing a ski suit that fits well and allows for freedom of movement while you're on the slopes.
Choosing the Right Size
When selecting the right size for our garments, it’s important to consider the style and fit you prefer. Here’s a quick guide to help you make the best choice:
1. Ski Suits Our ski suits are designed to be functional and comfortable. If you’re between sizes, we recommend sizing up. This extra room will accommodate a base layer and ensure that you stay warm and agile while skiing.
2. Sweaters and Jackets
Fitted Style: If you prefer a sleek, tailored look, order true to size. Our fitted sweaters and jackets are designed to hug your body without feeling restrictive.
Loose-Fitting Style: For a more relaxed, comfortable fit, consider sizing up. This will give you the extra space needed for layering and provide a casual, easy-going look.
Final Tips for a Perfect Fit
Always use a flexible measuring tape and have someone assist you for the most accurate results.
Check our size chart for each specific garment, as sizes can vary based on style and design.
When in doubt, it’s better to size up, especially if you’re in between sizes, to ensure a comfortable fit and avoid any potential discomfort.
By following these simple measurement guidelines and fit recommendations, you can confidently choose garments that will look great and feel fantastic. Happy shopping, and here’s to finding your perfect fit! As always, feel free to reach out to support@cordova.co for any sizing questions.
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