The YEESE Way
The Fit Library
A clearer way to understand YEESE silhouettes, lengths and sizing. Use this guide together with the measurements and fit information on each product page to find the shape that feels right for you.
Start here
How to measure
Use a soft measuring tape and keep it level without pulling tightly. Measure your bust at the fullest point, your natural waist at its narrowest point and your hips at the fullest point.
Use these current body measurements—not only the size label you usually wear—when reading the product size chart.
Understand the silhouette
Shape & ease
A-line shapes flow outward from the waist or upper body. Wrap styles create a crossed front and may add visual definition. Fit & flare silhouettes balance a closer upper fit with movement below.
Relaxed and flowing fits allow more ease, while defined-waist styles create a more shaped outline. Always check the specific product description.
Consider proportion
Maxi, midi & short lengths
Length is influenced by both the garment measurement and your height. Maxi styles are designed for a long line, midi styles generally finish between the knee and ankle, and short styles sit above the knee.
Where available, compare the listed garment length with a similar piece you already own.
Fit changes with fabric
Drape, structure & stretch
Soft fabrics can follow the body differently from structured fabrics, while stretch may affect comfort and ease. Product descriptions identify only the fabric and construction information confirmed for that style.
If you are between sizes, use the garment-specific chart and consider how you prefer the style to sit.
Before you order
Your fit checklist
1. Take current bust, waist and hip measurements.
2. Open the size chart on the product page.
3. Consider the silhouette, fabric and preferred ease.
4. Review the description for length and construction details.