Golden Hour sizing guide

Find the fit that feels right for you

Every Golden Hour style has its own fit. That is why the most accurate sizing information is always shown directly on the product page. Use the details below together to choose your size with confidence.

1

Check Sizing & Fit

Open the Sizing & Fit section on the product page. Here you will find the most important notes about the cut, shape and proportions of that specific style.

2

Use the fit scale

The fit scale shows whether the item runs small, true to size or large. Use this as a quick guide before comparing your measurements with the size chart.

3

See what the model wears

We show the model's height and the size she is wearing whenever available. This gives you a useful visual reference for the length, shape and intended fit.

4

Open the size chart

Use the product-specific Size Chart to compare your body measurements with the available sizes. Always follow this chart rather than relying only on the size you usually wear.

On every product page

All sizing information in one place

You will find the sizing information close to the size selector. Review all four elements before adding the item to your bag, especially when you are between sizes.

Sizing & Fit Style-specific fit and proportion notes
Fit scale Runs small, true to size or runs large
Model information The model's height and the size shown
Size Chart Exact measurements for the available sizes

Measuring at home

How to take your measurements

Use a soft measuring tape and keep it comfortably close to your body without pulling it tight. Measure over light clothing or underwear and keep the tape level all the way around.

1

Bust

Measure around the fullest part of your bust while keeping the tape straight across your back.

2

Waist

Measure around your natural waistline, usually the narrowest part of your torso.

3

Hips

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

Between two sizes? Check the fabric and intended fit in the Sizing & Fit section. For fitted or non-stretch styles, choosing the larger size will usually provide more comfort. For relaxed or stretchy styles, your usual size may be the better choice.