A Guide to Measuring – TULIO Fashion

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Here at Tulio, we love helping our customers find the best outfit they can, to look and feel fabulous! To really get this right, it helps to know your bust, waist and hip measurements. We've put together a quick guide, (complete with a video!) to ensure you measure yours correctly. It will be very useful when talking
Here at Tulio, we love helping our customers find the best outfit they can, to look and feel fabulous! To really get this right, it helps to know your bust, waist and hip measurements. We've put together a quick guide, (complete with a video!) to ensure you measure yours correctly. It will be very useful when talking to our experienced customer service team and you will also be able to quickly check our size charts on all our stock for the best fit! We recommend standing in front of a full length mirror in underwear for the most accurate measuring. Always make sure the tape measure isn't twisted around the body. Bust Hold the measuring tape around the fullest part of your breast/chest. The tape should go under your arms. Keep your bra on and wear a bra that provides good shape and support; and preferably, not is padded. Stand up straight with your arms beside you. Round it to the nearest whole number. This will be your bust measurement. Image of TULIO Staff member or model measuring with the new Tulio tape Waist Place the tape around your middle, just above the belly button. Wrap it firmly but not too tightly. Breathe normally and then measure. Round the measurement to the nearest number. Image of a person measuring the waist Hips Find the widest part of the hips. Stand with your feet together and toes pointing forward. Wrap the tape around your body. When the tape meets, that will be your hips measurement. Keep a record somewhere safe and refer back to it and the online size guide to work out the best size for you. Haven't got a tape? TULIO now offers a handy retractable tape measure on the website. Click here to purchase. Click here to view Stacey's Measuring Video Tutorial