Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Marleylilly Size Guide 101

Marleylilly Sizing Guide 101

There are so many perks to online shopping! You avoid congested traffic, dreadful checkout lines, expensive gas fare, and the list goes on! Afterall, who doesn't love shopping from their favorite stores in their PJs? As great as online shopping can be, it also has its challenges. One of the challenges is selecting your correct size the first time. Will this item be true to size? Should I size up or down? Can I return this if it doesn't fit? We get it!

Starting with our new Fall 2018 collection, we’re rolling out the pink carpet with a new sizing guide that will make you more confident selecting a size from Marleylilly!

Say hello to our new sizing guide! Each chart will look a little different from product to product. You can find the sizing chart by clicking "learn more about sizing" when you view any of our new clothing pieces. You might notice these are body measurements instead of the flat garment measurements you're used to seeing for Marleylilly clothing. Starting with Fall 2018, all of our garments have been designed with these common body measurements in mind, allowing you to order your size more confidently and consistently.

ML Body Measurements Chart

To find your perfect fit, you'll first grab your body measurements! Second, locate your body measurements on the size chart to determine which size works best for you. To get the most accurate body measurements, measure yourself with undergarments only and do not measure over clothing. If you don’t have a measuring tape available, feel free to use a piece of string and hold it against a ruler. Tip, remember to always keep your measuring tape parallel to the floor. 
Bust: With your arms relaxed at your sides, measure around the fullest part of your chest.
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape a bit loose.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your body at the top of your leg.
Inseam: Throw on a pair of pants that fit well. Measure from the top of your inner thigh down to the bottom of the leg.

Another new fit feature that will launch with our Fall 2019 line is our new and improved fit categories. All apparel will now fall into one of three categories to better help you understand how our clothing will fit you:

Slim Fit: Fits close to the body for a contoured silhouette. Great for layering!
Classic Fit: A relaxed fit through the chest and body. Our best selling style!
Oversized: A generous fit, drapes loosely over the body for ease of movement and comfort.

Another update we're excited to roll out is our new bridged sizing. This is the term we use to refer to garments with combined sizes — XXS/XS, S/M, L/XL, and 2XL/3XL. Starting with our Fall 2018 Collection, "bridged" items have been designed towards the larger end of the combined sizing. For example, a L/XL is going to be closer to an XL compared to a L. So, if you want a smaller fit, we recommend sizing down to a S/M. In the same way, you can also size up! If you’re normally a S/M and want a more oversized fit, you can achieve that with a L/XL fit.

Marleylilly Bridged Sizing Chart

We would love to hear your comments or questions for our new sizing guide. Which pieces are your most excited to see this fall?

Peace, love and monograms!

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