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Size Guide - White Stuff

Size & fit

White Stuff

Use this general guide as a starting point, then check the product description and fit notes for advice on the individual garment.

White Stuff’s numerical UK sizes use the same numbers as their usual AU equivalents. For example, a UK 12 corresponds to an AU 12 in this guide.

Body size guide

Body measurements in centimetres. Compare these with your own measurements. These are not garment measurements.

AU / UK Bust Waist Hips
6 78 58 86
8 83 65 91
10 88 70 96
12 93 75 101
14 98 80 106
16 103 85 111
18 108 90 116
20 114 96 122
22 120 102 128
24 126 108 134

Lettered sizes can cover more than one numerical size. Use the numerical size shown on the product when available, or contact us for help choosing.

A relaxed or oversized garment will measure larger than the body measurements above to create its intended shape. Check the individual product’s fit notes and any garment measurements before choosing your size.

Between sizes or unsure? We’re happy to help you choose.

How to measure yourself

Use a soft tape measure, keeping it level and comfortably close to your body without pulling it tight.

1 2 3 4

1 · Bust
Around the fullest part of your bust.

2 · Waist
Around your natural waist.

3 · Hips
Around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

4 · Body inside leg
From your crotch down the inside of your leg to your ankle bone, without shoes.

Comparing garment measurements

Where product measurements are supplied, compare them with a similar garment you already like wearing.

For trousers, lay your pair flat and measure along the inside-leg seam from the crotch join to the hem. Follow the seam if it curves. This is the garment’s inseam, rather than your body’s inside leg.

For barrel pants, also consider the rise and intended cropped or full-length finish. A lower crotch changes where the inseam starts.