Size Chart for Girls and Young Women
1. Measure your parameters correctly using the tips below:
WC – Waist Circumference
Measure the full circumference of the waist. The measuring tape should be placed horizontally around the body at the natural waistline.
CC – Chest Circumference
Measure the full circumference of the chest. The measuring tape should be placed horizontally around the body, across the fullest part of the chest.
HC – Hip Circumference
Measure the full circumference of the hips. The measuring tape should be placed horizontally around the body, passing over the widest part at the back.
2. Compare your measurements with the values in the size chart below.
3. If one of the measurements corresponds to a larger size than the other, then you should choose the larger size.
For example, if your height is 160 cm (size 42) and your hip circumference is 94 cm (size 44), we recommend choosing size 44.
4. If you want looser clothing (not "snug") or want some room to grow, then choose a larger size.
For example, if your hip circumference is 82 cm and you want looser clothing, it's better to choose size 40.
Ballet Shoes, Soft Shoes, and Dance Socks
Foot lenght
Place your foot on a sheet of paper. Carefully trace the outline with a pencil. Measure the distance from the tip of the toes to the heel to determine your foot length.
Round the measurement up to the nearest whole number and use it to find the correct shoe size in the size chart.
Please note: Ballet flats do not correspond to regular shoe sizes. Always refer to the size chart when choosing your size.
Ballet Shoes
Half shoes and half socks
Leotard and tights
HC - Hip circumference
Measure the full circumference of the hips. The measuring tape should go horizontally around the body, passing over the fullest part of the buttocks at the back.
Leotard
Mesh Tights
Knee Pads, Socks, Ankle Supports
Knee Circumference
Measure around the center of the kneecap.
Above-Ankle Circumference
Measure horizontally around the leg just above the ankle, at its narrowest point.
Foot Length
Place your foot on a sheet of paper. Trace the outline of your foot with a pencil. Measure the distance from the tip of the toes to the heel to determine your foot length. Round the result up to the nearest whole number and refer to the size chart to find the correct shoe size.
Product Length
This is the distance from the top to the bottom edge of the item. Please note that for some products, it is specifically the length of the item itself that is taken into account when choosing a size.
Molded Knee Pads NK1
Knitted Knee Pads NK2 / NK3 / NK4
Ankle Supports
Socks
Leg Warmers and Belts
WC – Waist Circumference
Measure the full circumference of the waist. The measuring tape should be placed horizontally around the body at the natural waistline.
Product length
This is the distance from the top to the bottom edge of the item.
