Size and fit guide

The easiest way to choose a size is to compare measurements with a similar garment you already own. Sizes and cuts vary between suppliers, so a label such as M or L is not a universal measurement.

Check the individual product

Read the fabric and fit notes and look through the product photographs for a supplier size chart. Use the measurement method stated in that chart: garment measurements and body measurements are different. Where a size chart is missing, email Blaze.ua2024@gmail.com with the product name and size you are considering before ordering.

Compare a garment you own

• Tops and hoodies: lay the garment flat and measure across the chest under the armholes, the length from shoulder to hem, and the sleeve length using the supplier's stated method.
• Joggers, shorts and trousers: compare waist, hip, inside leg and length. Check whether a waist measurement is flat, doubled, stretched or unstretched.
• Dresses: compare chest, waist, hip and total length, allowing for the intended fit.

Understand the fit

Slim fits sit closer to the body; regular or medium fits allow more room; relaxed and oversized cuts are intentionally roomier. These are descriptions, not standard measurements. Avoid sizing down automatically on an oversized style.

Fabric and care

Check the composition on the product page. Stretch fabrics and non-stretch fabrics fit differently. Follow the garment care label; do not assume every cotton garment has the same washing instructions.