Start with
what fits you.

Make a repeatable comparison

Lay a similar garment flat without stretching it. Measure from clearly defined points and tell us how you did so. Do not compare a body circumference directly with a flat garment width without explaining the difference. Measurements for the actual product need confirmation; no fixed size chart is implied.

For a cardigan

Note shoulder width, chest width, sleeve length and overall length. Compare the item both open and closed where relevant. A tie waist, V-neck or shawl collar changes the opening, and a longline hem may need more space over your skirt.

For a skirt

Start with waist, hip and full length, plus closure details. Pleats and gathers arrange volume differently from a straight column. A wrap panel or slit may matter to your preferred coverage; confirm the actual construction rather than inferring it from the illustration.

Balance the two hems

Look at the cardigan hem in relation to the skirt waistband. A cropped layer can emphasize the skirt outline; a long layer continues past it. These are styling ideas, not rules or a fit guarantee. Choose the relationship that suits your own wardrobe.

Requested sizes

US XS, S, M, L and XL identify the size you want reviewed. They do not establish verified measurements or current stock. Select your requested size on the product page and add any measurement questions in the order notes.

Material and care questions

A photograph cannot establish fiber composition, lining, stretch, opacity or washing directions. Ask for those details for the actual garment, then follow the confirmed instructions. No certification or specific care method is represented by the illustrations.

Before proceeding

Send a request to save your chosen pieces and obtain a reference. Contact the shop with the measurements you need, your delivery location and the reference. Confirm availability, garment details and all arrangements before agreeing to purchase.