YOUR CUSTOM FIT GUIDE
Taking your measurements may feel a little daunting, but it does not need to be complicated. Most brides can complete the process at home with the help of a friend or family member.
Your designer will let you know which measurements are needed for your gown, and our team will review the information before production begins.
A SIMPLE 3-STEP PROCESS
01 — Follow the Guide
Use our step-by-step guide to take each measurement.
02 — Measure Together
Ask a friend or family member to help you measure.
03 — Send for Review
Send us your measurements and we will check them before production. If anything appears unclear or unusual, we will ask you to check it again before your gown goes into production.
Before You Begin
• Use a soft measuring tape
• Wear fitted clothing
• Wear your usual everyday bra—not a push-up bra
• Stand naturally and keep the tape level
• Measure each area twice
• Tell us your planned heel height
Please do not add or subtract from your measurements. Send us the numbers exactly as measured, and our team will make the necessary allowances for your gown.
Not Sure about A Measurement?
You are not expected to know everything. If you are unsure where to place the measuring tape, you can send us a photo showing how you measured. We will review it and guide you before confirming your size details.
For complete step-by-step instructions, please follow our Measurement Guide.
Made to Your Measurements
Your gown will be created using the measurements and design details confirmed with you. Custom sizing is included with your gown order and provides a more considered starting fit than choosing a standard size alone.
A Note About Final Fit
Every body and every fabric behaves differently. Minor local alterations may still be needed after your gown arrives, particularly for the hem, straps or personal fit preferences.
We recommend allowing 2–4 weeks before your wedding for a local fitting. This final step helps ensure that your gown feels comfortable and sits exactly as you would like.