The most common question we get is about size, so this run note is about how to answer it yourself. The short version: the line is cut relaxed on purpose. That is part of the silhouette, not a fit problem.
Start with the cut you want
If you want a piece as photographed, take your usual size. If you would rather it sat closer to the body, size down one. If you want it deliberately oversized, size up one.
Compare, do not guess
The most reliable method is to measure a garment you already own and like, then compare it to the size guide. The guide lists garment measurements — the garment laid flat — rather than body measurements, which vary too much between people to be useful.
The best size chart is a piece you already love, laid flat.
Still between sizes?
Take the larger one — on a relaxed cut it reads as intentional rather than baggy. Or use the fit finder, which asks a few questions and names one size. If you would rather ask a person, write to the studio inbox.