Safarii Sky Sizing Guide
We know it’s almost impossible to match every measurement in a sizing chart perfectly ,don’t stress. We recommend choosing the size that sits closest to your own measurements, and always checking the fit notes on each product page. Some styles may run snug or relaxed, and we’ll always let you know when to size up or down.
How to Measure Yourself
1. Get a helper if you can
Ideally someone else can wield the tape measure, it’s much easier to get an accurate read.
If you’re flying solo, stand in front of a full-length mirror so you can see what you’re doing.
2. Keep the tape parallel to the floor
When the tape wraps around your body, make sure it stays level and straight.
3. Not too tight, not too loose
The tape shouldn’t dig in, and it shouldn’t be baggy. Think of it like a comfy, well-fitting ring on your finger.
Where to Measure
Bust
Wear a bra (unless you don’t normally wear one).
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust — yes, over the nipples — keeping it parallel to the floor.
Waist
Measure the narrowest part of your waist.
You shouldn’t be able to shimmy the tape up or down. When it’s in the right spot, it stays put.
Hips
This one gets people!
Your “hip” measurement is the widest part of your booty, not your hip bone.
Hold the tape in a circle and shimmy it up and down. It shouldn’t get any bigger than the fullest part of your bum. Turning side-on to the mirror helps you see the most “sticky-outy” bit.
