What size should I get? (Size & Fit Guide)
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How to Measure Yourself
All you need is a soft measuring tape and a mirror.
👆Measure while wearing lightweight, fitted clothing
💡Keep the tape snug but not tight, and make sure it stays level all the way around.
- Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, under your arms and across your shoulder blades.
- Waist: Measure around your natural waistline (the narrowest part of your torso).
- Low Hip: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/ glutes.
- Underbust (for bras): Measure around your rib cage directly under your bust.
- Inseam (for leggings length): Measure from crotch to ankle.
How to Choose Your Fabric
Start by thinking about how you want your leggings to feel and what you’ll be using them for.
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🧘🏻♀️Looking for Comfort & Everyday Wear |
💪🏽Looking for Comfortable Performance |
⏳ Looking for Snatching, High Compression & Extra Support |
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💡 TIP**: If you're between sizes, compression matters:** size up for High-compression fabrics, and size down for Low-compression fabrics since they are more forgiving and stretchy.
Fitting & Size FAQs
❓I'm between sizes. What should I choose?
Let fabric compression guide your choice
- For mid-to-high compressive fabrics (like RecStretch™, FormLux™, CurveFlex™) ➡️ size up
- For low compressive fabrics (like Reluna™, AirSilk™, CloudRib™) ➡️ size down
❓ Is it normal for high-compressing or sculpting leggings feel tight at first?
Yes — compression pieces are meant to feel snug when putting them on.
However, if you notice:
- uncomfortable pinching
- waistband rolling
- fabric overstretching
You may want to size up
❓ Need more help?
We're happy to help! Shoot us an email at info@paragonfitwear.com