Size Guide

Choose a brand to see exact measurements. For lingerie and corsets, measure over thin clothing and keep the tape parallel to the floor. If you’re between sizes, most shoppers prefer the larger size for comfort — especially with structured or non-stretch styles.

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Size chart

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Daisy Corsets • Corset Size Chart

Measurements are for the corset completely laced. Corsets are adjustable with a lace-up back.

Size	Bust (in)	Waist (in)	Hips (in)
S	32–34	23–25	34–36
M	34–37	25–28	36–39
L	37–40	28–31	39–41
XL	40–42	31–34	41–44
2X	42–45	34–37	44–47
3X	45–48	37–40	47–50
4X	48–52	40–43	50–53
5X	52–55	43–46	53–56
6X	55–57	46–49	56–59

How to measure

Bust

Measure around the fullest part of your bust while wearing a lightly lined bra. Keep tape level.

Waist

Find your natural waist (the narrowest point). Relax and don’t suck in — snug, not tight.

Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips/seat, feet together. Keep tape parallel to the floor.

Corsets are adjustable with lace-up backs. If you’re between sizes, sizing up usually improves comfort and lacing range.

International dress size reference

Quick, general conversions. Fit may vary by brand; always check the brand’s chart above.

US	UK	EU
0	4	32
2	6	34
4	8	36
6	10	38
8	12	40
10	14	42
12	16	44
14	18	46
16	20	48
18	22	50
20	24	52