Sizing & Ease

True-to-measure silhouettes

Every Creston garment is developed with deliberate ease across the bust, shoulders, and high hip. Compare your body measurements against our flat-lay dimensions to identify your intended silhouette.

Step-by-step

Taking your measurements

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High Bust & Chest

Natural Waist

Low Hip & Seat

Wrap a flexible tape across the fullest point of your chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor with relaxed posture.

Locate the narrowest contour above your navel. Hold one finger between the tape and skin to account for seated ease.

Stand with feet together and measure across the widest curve of your hip line, roughly eight inches beneath your waistline.

Silhouette Guide

Three distinct profiles

Structured

Tailored Shoulders

Engineered with half-inch seam allowances and clean shoulder points. Cut true-to-measure through the chest with subtle taper through the ribcage.

Straight Line

Column Trousers

Designed with a high rise and continuous vertical drape through the hem. We allocate two inches of hip ease for natural movement throughout the day.

Layering

Relaxed Knits

Knitwear carries generous drop shoulders and intentional volume. If you prefer a closer line over trousers, select one size smaller than your standard measure.

Need fit advice?

Send your dimensions to our Richmond studio team for a tailored recommendation before ordering.