Fit & Measurement

Size Guide

Use this guide as a general reference when selecting QANTEYHGER clothing. Because garment cuts, materials and production specifications can vary, measurements shown on an individual product page always take priority over the general size tables below.

How to measure correctly

For the most useful comparison, measure over light clothing or directly over the body without pulling the measuring tape excessively tight. Keep the tape level and use centimeters where possible.

Bust / Chest

Measure around the fullest part of your chest or bust while keeping the tape level across the back.

Waist

Measure around your natural waistline, usually the narrowest part of the torso. Keep the tape comfortable rather than tight.

Hips

Stand naturally with your feet relatively close together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

Inseam

Measure from the upper inner leg down toward the ankle or desired trouser hem position.

General clothing size reference

These measurements are general body-size references and should not be interpreted as the exact measurements of every garment.

Size	Bust cm	Waist cm	Hips cm	Approx US	Approx UK	Approx EU
XS	80–84	62–66	86–90	0–2	4–6	32–34
S	84–88	66–70	90–94	4–6	8	36
M	88–94	70–76	94–100	8–10	10–12	38–40
L	94–100	76–82	100–106	12–14	14–16	42
XL	100–106	82–88	106–112	16	18	44
XXL	106–114	88–96	112–120	18–20	20–22	46–48

Size	Chest cm	Waist cm	Hips cm	Approx US/UK	Approx EU
XS	84–89	71–76	84–89	34	44
S	89–94	76–81	89–94	36	46
M	94–100	81–87	94–100	38–40	48–50
L	100–106	87–93	100–106	42	52
XL	106–112	93–100	106–112	44	54
XXL	112–120	100–108	112–120	46–48	56–58

Choosing the best size

Tops & Shirts

Prioritize chest or bust, shoulder width and the intended cut. If you prefer a relaxed fit or plan to layer clothing underneath, additional room may be useful.

Pants & Bottoms

Waist and hip measurements are usually most important. For fitted pants, also compare rise and inseam where these measurements are available.

Dresses & One-Pieces

Compare bust, waist and hip measurements together because one area may determine the best overall fit.

Fabric and fit considerations

Stretch fabrics may allow more flexibility than rigid woven fabrics. Oversized garments intentionally include additional room, while slim or fitted styles generally sit closer to the body. Product descriptions may indicate whether a garment is relaxed, regular, slim, fitted or oversized.

When a product includes garment measurements, remember that a garment measurement and a body measurement are not always the same. Clothing often includes additional room known as ease.

Measurement tolerance

Garments can have reasonable production and manual-measurement variation. Unless a product specifies another tolerance, measurements may vary by approximately 1–3 cm depending on fabric, construction and measurement technique.

Still unsure which size to select?

Email mikehopkins151@outlook.com with the product name or URL, the size you are considering and your relevant body measurements. We can help interpret the published size information, although final fit preferences remain personal.