Sizing

IMPULSE BODY MEASUREMENTS

Based on standard Australian size guides (taken from Mela Purdie Size Chart) - please consult individual product descriptions for fit notes and advice. Feel free to contact us!

   8 10 12 14 16 18 20
   XS S M L XL XXL XXXL
BUST (cm) 86 91 96 101 106 112 118
WAIST (cm) 64 70 75 80 88 92 98
HIP (cm) 95 98 102 108 114 120 128

INTERNATIONAL SIZE CONVERSION

AUST 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
US 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
UK 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
EUROPE 34 36 38 40 42 44 46

Tips

  • Use your exact measurements when selecting your size
  • The tape should be firm but not tight
  • Measure on the top of your underwear
  • Ask someone to help you measure

Sizes

  • Bust - take this measurement across the fullest part of your bust, over the shoulder blades
  • Waist - measure around the natural waist line keeping the tape comfortably loose
  • Hip - take this measurement around the fullest part of the seat, approx 22cm or 9" down from the waist

HOW TO MEASURE A GARMENT

To find the best fit, we recommend measuring a garment you already own that fits 
you well using our method below, then compare this with the measurements we've given 
on the new item you’re considering.

Our measurements are all taken from garments laying flat.

Lay your existing garment out on a flat surface as per illustration below. 
Using a measuring tape follow the key below to match your measurements to ours
to allow an accurate comparison. 
If you need to measure your body instead of an exising garment please note some
amounts we give will need to be doubled.to find the circumference. E.g. we may 
give a bust size as 46cm laying flat, which equals a bust circumference of 92cm.

TOPS

  1. Shoulders straight across seam to seam
  2. Length Centre Back (CB) neck to Hem
  3. Length Shoulder to Hem
  4. Bust
  5. Hip
  6. Bicep
  7. Sleeve Length

PANTS

  1. Waistband pulled taut across
  2. Hip 
  3. Crotch from top of waistband to junction seam
  4. Inside leg from junction seam to hem
  5. Outside leg from top of waistand to hem

DRESSES

  1. Shoulders straight across seam to seam
  2. Bust
  3. Waist
  4. Hip
  5. Length from CB (Centre Back) Neck to Hem

WHAT WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY 'NECK DROP' 

Use something straight (e.g. ruler, piece of paper) to create a guide across the top of the shoulders as shown below to measure the drop of the neckline from. 

  1. Front Neck drop
  2. Back neck drop