⚠️ Do not choose a smaller size to increase the shaping effect

A smaller size does not guarantee a greater slimming effect. On the contrary, a garment that is too tight can roll up, mark the body more, and distribute compression unevenly. To achieve the correct fit and shaping effect, choose the size corresponding to your measurements.

📏 How to take your measurements correctly

Measure your body without pulling the tape measure tight and compare the values obtained with the table below.

• Bust: measure the circumference at the widest point, keeping the tape measure parallel to the floor.
• Waist: measure the circumference at the narrowest point, without holding your breath and without pulling the tape tight.
• Hips: measure the circumference at the widest point of your hips and glutes.

How to choose the right size

• If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one.
• For girdles, briefs, and shaping shorts, primarily use the hip measurement as a reference.
• If your waist and hip measurements correspond to two different sizes, choose the larger size.
• Do not intentionally purchase a smaller size: the level of control is determined by the construction of the garment, not by choosing a size that is too small.

If one of your measurements falls exactly between two sizes

Choose the larger size. For example, if your hips measure 95 cm, prefer the M/L over the S/M. A correct fit allows the garment to better distribute the shaping effect on your body.