***For our vintage collection pieces, please refer to each item's own description for determining best fit. 

When determining which size to choose for the best fit, please review our fit recommendations we provided below. We also have a page dedicated to how best to alter our pieces for the perfect, tailored fit. 

 

Size	Bust	Waist
0	31"	25"
2	32"	26"
4	33"	27"
6	34"	28"
8	35"	29"
10	36"	30"
12	38"	32"
14	40"	34"
16	42"	36"
18	44"	38"
20	46"	40"
22	48"	42"
24	50"	44"

  

To measure your bust, wrap a soft measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust-line.

 

To  measure your waist, wrap a soft measuring tape around the smallest part of your waist-line (typically at or above your navel). Be sure and stand with good posture - take a breath to allow for wiggle room. 

 

Typically, our garments [with the corset-front closure] do allow for some adjustability. In general, if you are between sizes, you can usually size down and loosen the corset-front some: for example, a 35/29 can wear the size small 34/28 and ease an inch out by loosening the corset cording. However, please use your best intuition when making your selection: you know your body best! 

 

The Picnic Collection Size Chart

Size	Bust	Waist
XXS	30"	24"
XS	32"	26"
S	34"	28"
M	36"	30"
L	38"	32"
XL	41"	35"
XXL	44"	38"
1X	48-49"	42-43"
2X	50-51"	44-45"
3X	52-53"	46-47"

 

Our signature sundress with a lace-up, corset front detail with either a multi-tiered or circle skirt. 1X-3X dresses have an elasticized back and adjustable shoulder straps to accommodate multiple shapes.

 

 For the sundress, it is best to go by your waist measurement. The corset-front detail allows for some ease in the bust and under-bust regions: you can loosen the corset ties some to let out an 1"+ in these areas. 

 

Please note that for our dresses, the sizes XXS-XXL have no stretch to them, but sizes 1X-3X have stretch built into the back panel. 

 

A note from Allie & Jordan:

Our sizing chart has undergone a change as of 09/05/2023. Prior to this, we used letter sizing, but going forward we intend to use numerical sizing. Garments from the Picnic Collection and some early samples will fall under the old size chart. New garments produced going forward will follow the numerical size chart, featured at the top of this page.