Sizing Chart

Find Your Best Fit

Our garments are designed to support excess skin and tissue and choosing the correct size helps you receive the best experience possible.

We use a simple, two‑step process to help you find the right size.

Step 1 — Take Your Measurements

You’ll need one measurement: your waist circumference in inches. If you take measurements in centimeters, click here.

How to measure your waist accurately:

Stand upright in relaxed clothing or on bare skin.
Place a non‑stretch measuring tape halfway between your lowest rib and the top of your hip bone — usually the narrowest part of the waist.
Measure around your waist by keeping the tape snug but not tight, parallel to the floor.
Breathe out naturally before reading the measurement.

This measurement will help you locate the correct column in the sizing tables.

Step 2 — Identify Where Your Excess Abdominal Tissue Rests

Our garments are designed to support excess abdominal skin and tissue (often referred to as a panniculus or belly apron).
To find the right sizing table, choose the option that best describes where the tissue hangs or rests while standing:

If your excess tissue:

Hangs or rests above the genitals, or
Hangs or rests covering the genitals

➡ Use Table A

If your excess tissue:

Reaches the mid‑thigh, or
Reaches just above or at knee level

➡ Use Table B

Step 3 — Find Your Size

Once you know:

Your height (inches)
Your waist measurement (inches)
Whether you should use Table A or Table B

…you’re ready to find your recommended size.

We offer a range of 14 sizes designed to support a wide variety of body shapes, heights, and tissue distribution patterns.

Table A and Table B show recommended size based on height and waist measurement.

Table A

(Waist ranges: 43–77 in)

Format:
Find your height on the left, then follow the row across to your waist measurement range to see your recommended size (A, B, C, D, E, F, AL, BL, CL, DL, EL, FL).

Table B