Gypsy Size Guide | How to Measure for the Perfect Fit

Two women standing in front of a mirror, one measuring the other with a tape measure.

What You'll Need:

🔍 Measuring tape
🪞 Mirror
👯 A friend (optional but fun!)

Find Your Curve Power

Bust Measurement:

• Wrap tape around the fullest part

• Breathe normally

• Keep it snug, not squeezy

A woman measuring herself with a tape measure against a plain background.

Embrace Your Waistline

Waist Measurement:

• Find your natural "smallest" spot

• Usually right above your belly button

• Tape should feel like a gentle hug

Person measuring waist with a tape measure wearing gray athletic wear.

Celebrate Your Shape

Hip Measurement:

• Measure around your fullest hip area

• Stand like a confident queen

• Tape parallel to the ground

Person wearing black athletic wear measuring waist with tape measure on a white background.

Pro Gypsy Measuring Tips:

✨ Wear form-fitting clothes
✨ Stand tall and proud
✨ Measure twice, rock always
✨ Do it when you're feeling your best self

The secret to rocking any outfit:

Your outfit should feel comfortable and confident—not too tight, not too loose—so you can move freely and own your look!

Before You Add to Cart:

Check the size chart for each piece (tops and bottoms may fit differently!)
Measure yourself using our quick guide below
When in doubt, read the product reviews for real fit feedback

Ready to start shopping?

First, understand your body type, and check our size chart approach. You're all set!

The Gypsy Guide to Dressing for Your Body Type

Our Size Chart Approach

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Quick Sizing Questions?

Q: What if I'm between sizes?
A: Size up for a relaxed fit, or check product reviews for fit feedback.

Q: Do all brands fit the same?
A: No! Always check each product's size chart—brands vary. At The802Gypsy, we curate both our own exclusive styles and top name brands, so sizing can differ from piece to piece. Learn more in our FAQ or explore our Gypsy Collective Brand Story to see how we work with a variety of designers and brands.

Q: Should I measure in inches or centimeters?
A: Either works! Our size charts include both.