Sizing Charts

        How do you size your ARTeries?

Size

Taille

Inseam

Entrejambe

Bust

Tour de poitrine

Waist

Tour de taille

Hip

Tour de hanche

XS (0-2) 30" 31"-33" 22.5"-25" 33"-35"
S (4/6) 30.5" 33.5"-35" 25.5"-27.5" 35.5"-37.5"
M (8/10) 31"

35.5"-38"

28"-30" 38"-40.5"
L (12/14 31.5" 38.5"-41" 30.5"-33"  41"-43.5"

XL (16)

32" 41.5"-44" 33.5"-36" 44"-46.5"

XXL (18)

32.5" 44.5"-47.5" 36.5"-39" 47"-50"

 

Headbands and warmers Sizing: Small is for kids or small headed adults.

Medium is for most adults

Large is for folks who know they have a large head.

OSFM: One Size Fits Most

 

How to measure yourself if you don't have a tape measure:

Step 1

Pull taut a long piece of string, yarn or even dental floss as you wrap it around the part of your body that you wish to measure -- for example, your waist or hips.

Step 2

Grasp the string where the string crosses over itself using the thumb and pointer finger of your non-dominant hand. Mark this point on the string using a marker.

Step 3

Hold a yardstick or ruler against the length of the string and measure from the beginning of the string to the point you marked.

Step 4

Use a dollar bill to approximate the measurement of your string if you don't have a ruler or yardstick. A flat dollar bill measures 6 1/4 inches long. Folded in half it is 3 1/8 inches long. If you fold it in half again, it is almost 1 1/4 inches long. Knowing these measurements, you can place your dollar bill on your piece of string and then measure it in increments.

Step 5

Use your hand to approximate the measurement of your string if you don't have a dollar bill, yardstick or ruler. When your hand is spread wide, the distance between the tip of your thumb to the tip of your pinky is approximately 9 inches and the distance between the tip of your thumb and the tip of your middle finger is approximately 6 inches. Also, the first joint on your index finger is approximately 1 inch long. Knowing these measurements, you can place your hand or index finger on your piece of string and then measure it in increments. Remember that measurements can change if a person is particularly tall or small, so check the measurements on your hands first to be sure of these lengths.