Size & Fit Guide

The Indocentra Size Guide is designed to help you choose the size that fits you best before placing an order.

Instead of relying solely on standard size labels such as XS, S, M, or L, we encourage you to compare your own body measurements with the measurements provided for each garment. Size labels can vary between brands, garment styles, pattern designs, and intended fit, so the same labelled size may not fit the same way across different products.

The Indocentra Size Guide consists of two parts:

Body Measurements – A general reference to help you identify your recommended size based on your own body measurements.

Garment Measurements – Measurements of the actual garment shown on each product page, allowing you to compare them with your body measurements and your preferred fit.

Taking a few minutes to measure yourself before ordering can help you choose more confidently, reduce uncertainty, and minimize the need for exchanges or returns.

Choosing the right size starts with knowing your body measurements rather than relying on standard size labels.

Clothing sizes such as XS, S, M, or L are not universal. Different brands use different sizing systems, and even garments within the same brand may fit differently depending on their design, fabric, and intended silhouette.

By measuring your body and comparing those measurements with the size guide for a specific garment, you can make a more informed choice before placing your order.

Measuring your body helps you:

• Choose the size that is most suitable for your measurements.
• Reduce the likelihood of ordering the wrong size.
• Minimize unnecessary exchanges and returns.
• Shop with greater confidence, especially when purchasing from a new brand.
  

Unless your body measurements change significantly, you can continue using the same measurements as a reference for future purchases.

Accurate body measurements are the foundation of choosing the right size. You only need a flexible measuring tape, a mirror if possible, and a few minutes.

For the most reliable measurements:

• Wear lightweight, close-fitting clothing or measure over undergarments.
• Stand naturally without holding your breath or pulling in your stomach.
• Keep the measuring tape level around your body without twisting it.
• The tape should be snug against your body but not tight enough to compress your skin.
• Measure each area twice to confirm your results.
• Record your measurements in centimeters unless another unit is specified.

If someone can help you measure, your results are often more accurate than measuring yourself.

Once you have your body measurements, compare them with the size guide provided for the specific garment you wish to purchase.

Your bust measurement is taken around the fullest part of your bust. This measurement is commonly used when selecting tops, shirts, kurtas, dresses, jackets, and other upper-body garments.

To measure your bust accurately:

1. Wear a well-fitting, non-padded bra or lightweight clothing.
2. Stand upright with your arms relaxed by your sides.
3. Wrap a flexible measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust.
4. Keep the tape level across your back and parallel to the floor.
5. Ensure the tape rests comfortably against your body without compressing the fabric or skin.
6. Breathe normally and record the measurement in centimeters.
7. Measure a second time to confirm accuracy.
   

Once you've recorded your bust measurement, compare it with the size guide provided for the specific garment you wish to purchase. Different garment styles may use bust measurements differently depending on their intended fit.