How to measure yourself

1. Bust circumference is the one that matters. Run the tape around the fullest part of your bust, level all the way around including your back. Stand relaxed, arms down, breathe normally. The tape should sit snug, not tight. Measure in ordinary underwear — not without it, and not over a thick jumper.
2. Length. Each dress lists its length from the top of the shoulder to the hem. Hold the tape at your shoulder and let it fall — you will see where the dress ends on you. This is the only reliable way, because your height alone does not tell you.
3. You do not need waist or hip measurements. These are wrap dresses with a generous overlap: the tie adjusts tighter or looser, and the wrap covers the hips. The bust is the single measurement that has to match.

If you fall between two ranges — 96 cm, say — either neighbouring dress will work: the smaller one closer to the body, the larger one easier. Send a message and Ieva will tell you which suits that particular dress better.

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