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Fit Engine
Know your size in a piece before you buy it, and see where it's snug or roomy on your own likeness.
How it works
Chart in, body in
The brand's per-size garment measurements (any shape, cm or inches) are normalised; your bust, waist, hip, shoulder and inseam come from your scan.
Ease per zone
For every size, garment minus body at each zone the category is fitted on. A woven needs wearing ease; a stretch fabric forgives up to 6 cm of negative ease, so ‘snug’ on jersey is the intended fit.
Verdict
The size with the least penalty wins. You get tight / snug / true / relaxed / loose per zone with the centimetres, the hem position from the chart's length against your height, and an alternative size when one makes sense — drawn as a fit map on your likeness.
Interactive demo
Stretch widens the comfortable negative ease \u2014 on a jersey, snug is the intended fit. Sample chart, not a real brand.
Technical specs
- Zones
- Bust · waist · hip · shoulder · inseam · hem
- Fabric
- Stretch sets the comfortable negative ease
- Where
- Product page · try-on card · fit map
- Without a chart
- Flagged as estimated, never presented as measured
