97 pieces, 75 of them with the measurements printed out

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Moon WoodFit finder

Fit finder

Take a tape around the widest part of your thigh, or around your natural waist, and set the slider to that number. What stays on screen is every piece we grade to reach it, either inside a printed range or at the first size big enough. 55 of the 97 pieces carry a chart with a measurement in it, so those are the ones this can answer for.

How to take the measurement

Thigh. Stand up straight, feet together, and put the tape around the widest part of one thigh, usually two or three inches below the crotch. Keep the tape level and snug without pulling it into the skin. That single number decides whether a stay up stays up.

Waist. Find the narrowest part of the torso, roughly at the level of your navel or a little above it. Breathe out normally, do not hold your stomach in, and read the tape where it meets.

Hip. Around the fullest part of the seat, with the tape level front to back. For skirts this is usually the number that decides the size, not the waist.

Our charts describe the garment, not the body. Knitted hosiery stretches beyond the figure printed for it; woven skirts mostly do not. If you land exactly on the edge of a range, take the size above on anything woven.