Size guide
Find your best fit
Sizing varies by brand and style. Use these charts as a starting point, then contact our team for fit guidance.
How to measure
For the most accurate results, measure in dancewear and keep the tape level.
- Chest: around the fullest part
- Waist: narrowest point
- Hip: around the fullest part
- Girth: from shoulder, through legs, back to shoulder (for leotards)
Pointe shoes
Pointe shoes should be fitted by a certified specialist. Brand, box shape, shank strength, and alignment all matter.
Apparel
Leotards, tops, and bottoms
Use girth for leotards first, then confirm chest/waist/hip for comfort.
| Size | Chest (in) | Waist (in) | Hip (in) | Girth (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 30–32 | 24–25 | 32–34 | 52–55 |
| S | 32–34 | 26–27 | 34–36 | 55–58 |
| M | 34–36 | 28–29 | 36–38 | 58–61 |
| L | 36–39 | 30–32 | 39–41 | 61–64 |
| XL | 39–42 | 33–35 | 42–44 | 64–67 |
If your measurements fall between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort or contact us for brand-specific guidance.
Tights
Tights & undergarments
Height is the best starting point, then use weight for a smoother fit.
| Size | Height | Weight (lb) |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 4'10"–5'3" | 85–115 |
| Medium | 5'2"–5'7" | 110–140 |
| Large | 5'6"–5'10" | 135–165 |
| X-Large | 5'8"–6'0" | 160–200 |
Footwear
Technique shoes
Street size is a starting point. Fit depends on brand, toe shape, and preferred snugness.
Ballet slippers & jazz shoes
- Expect a snug fit with minimal wrinkling
- Try with the socks/tights you will wear in class
- When in doubt, ask our team—brands vary
Tap shoes
- Allow room for toe articulation without slipping
- Lacing tension affects fit—bring a second pair of laces if needed
- Break-in changes feel; we can advise by style
Pointe shoes: always book a fitting—pointe sizing does not match street sizing.