Made to measure
Made to measure.To your measurements.
We don’t sew according to an S / M / L chart from the internet. We sew according to you. A few minutes of measuring today will save you disappointment when you unpack the parcel — and give you a piece that fits exactly as it should.
Why we don’t sew to a size chart
There’s no universal “L”. Every brand has a different cut, different tolerances and a different goal. What fits you from a chain store may not fit with us — and vice versa. That’s why we don’t guess sizes. We sew to your exact measurements, in our own workshop in Slovakia.
No guesswork
You know exactly what you’ll get — not “I hope it’ll fit”.
Maximum comfort
Nothing to adjust, pull or loosen during training.
A precise cut
Same measurements, different goal — whether slim-fit or oversized, we know what matters.
You save resources
The time and money you’d spend returning a badly fitting piece.
What you’ll need
Nothing complicated. But accuracy is key — invest an extra 5 minutes in measuring, it’s worth it.
Tailor’s tape measure
A soft, flexible tape. Never use a metal retractable tape — it’s inaccurate for body circumferences.
Mirror
Ideally a large one in which you can see your whole body. It helps you check that the tape is level.
Thin clothing
Measure yourself in underwear or thin, close-fitting functional clothing. A sweatshirt adds extra centimetres.
- Assistant (optional): if you have someone to help you, the measurement will be even more accurate — especially for the back and inside leg length.
- When to measure: ideally in the morning, when your body is in a neutral state, not right after training.
4 key measurements
Stand in front of a mirror, adopt a natural stance (don’t tense your muscles) and let’s measure.
Illustrative diagram — the numbers correspond to the measurements below.
01 · CHEST
Wrap the tape around the widest part of your chest — over the nipples, under the armpits and across the shoulder blades on your back.
You should be able to slip one finger under the tape — that’s your allowance for movement and breathing.
02 · WAIST
Find your natural waistline — the narrowest part of your torso, usually 2–3 cm above your navel.
Don’t suck in your stomach. Keep the tape horizontal all the way round.
03 · HIPS
Feet together, measure around the widest part of your hips and bottom.
This point is often lower than most people think.
04 · LEG LENGTH
From crotch to ankle. Ideally on trousers that fit you well, laid out on a flat surface.
If you’re measuring directly on your body, ask someone for help.
Right between two sizes?
Decide based on the cut and purpose. For slim-fit and compression clothing (e.g. sports leggings), go for the larger size — a piece that’s too tight will restrict your movement. For an oversized cut (sweatshirts, T-shirts), you can choose the smaller size if the shoulder seams fit and the length is still right.
Not sure? Send us your measurements — we’ll advise which option makes the most sense for that piece.
How it works with us
You take the measurements yourself at home, following the guide above. No need to go anywhere.
Measure yourself at home following the guide — all you need is a tailor’s tape and a few minutes.
When ordering, you enter your exact measurements, not just a size S / M / L.
We sew the piece exactly to your measurements, in our own workshop in Slovakia.
Every piece goes through a final inspection before it’s sent to you.
Coming soon: FitScan calculator
We’re working on a tool that will recommend your size based on just a few basic numbers — without the need for full measurements. We’re still fine-tuning it to make it truly accurate. Until it launches, stick to the guide above — it’s just as reliable and done in a few minutes.
FAQ
Do I have to come in person to be measured?
No. You take the measurements yourself at home following the guide above. All you need is a tailor’s tape, a mirror and a few minutes.
What if I measure myself inaccurately?
Since this is made-to-measure production, the accuracy of your measurements directly affects the final fit. Follow the guide step by step and, if in doubt, measure twice. If a problem still occurs, write to us — we deal with every case individually.
Do all products have a size chart?
For most products you’ll find it directly in the description. If it’s missing for a particular piece, send us your measurements and we’ll advise which option will fit you best.
What if my measurements change over time?
Your body changes with training and time. We recommend updating your measurements before each new order — don’t rely on what you measured a year ago.
Have a question about measurements?
Send us your numbers or a photo of the step that isn’t working for you — we’ll look at it together and advise you on what to do next.