Choosing the right size at Zunomaki starts with knowing your body measurements and then comparing them to the specific size chart on each product page. Because our pieces range from body-contouring evening gowns to relaxed wide-leg suit sets, fit guidance is always product-specific. This page explains how to measure accurately and how to interpret the information you'll find on individual listings.
Taking Your Body Measurements
Most Zunomaki product pages list bust, waist, and hip measurements in inches. Use a soft, flexible measuring tape and wear undergarments similar to what you plan to wear with the garment. Keep the tape snug against your skin without pulling it tight or letting it twist.
Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor across your back and level under your arms.
Waist: Find your natural waist—the narrowest point of your torso, usually just above your navel. Measure around this area without cinching the tape.
Hips: Stand with feet together and measure around the widest part of your hips and buttocks, keeping the tape level all the way around.
Write down each number in inches. If you prefer centimeters, convert after you've recorded your raw measurements so you can compare directly to the product chart.
Reading a Product Size Chart
On each product page, you'll find a table listing sizes (S through 3XL) alongside a range of body measurements that size is designed to accommodate. For example, if a chart shows