Atelier Faubourg
Atelier Faubourg
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Houses do not cut in sizes, they cut in centimetres: their chart says our 38 fits a 90 cm bust. Give us your measurements, or start from the size you usually take.
You usually buy in
Your size on top
Your size on the bottom
These sizes are converted into centimetres using the standard European chart.
What your numbers say
At 6 houses out of 20, you would need two different sizes. It is the most ordinary cause of returns, and the most invisible: you order a set in one size, and half of it does not fit.
2
the maximum gap, in sizes
6
times you fall between two sizes, out of 20 houses
6
times your top and your bottom do not take the same size
| House | Your size | Its chart and its cut | See |
|---|---|---|---|
| & Other Stories | 38top and bottom | chart per productCut varies: read the measurements on the garment page. | The shop |
| Aje | 10top and bottom | standard chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| American Vintage | MtopSbottom | standard chartRoomy cut: between two sizes, take the smaller one. | The shop |
| Anine Bing | StopMbottom | generous chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| Aritzia | 6top8bottom | narrow chartRegular cut: the larger one for a jacket, the smaller one for knitwear. | The shop |
| Arket | 40top and bottom between two sizes | narrow chartBetween the 38 and the 40: the 40 for a jacket or a coat, the 38 for knitwear. | The shop |
| ba&sh | 2top and bottom | standard chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| COS | StopMbottom between two sizes | generous chartBetween the S and the M: take the S, the cut runs roomy. | The shop |
| Frankie Shop | Mtop and bottom | chart per productCut varies: read the measurements on the garment page. | The shop |
| House of CB | StopMbottom between two sizes | generous chartBetween the S and the M: take the M, the cut runs fitted. | The shop |
| Maje | 2top and bottom | standard chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| Mango | 38top and bottom | standard chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| Massimo Dutti | 38top and bottom | chart per productCut varies: read the measurements on the garment page. | The shop |
| Meshki | MtopSbottom between two sizes | generous chartBetween the S and the M: take the M, the cut runs fitted. | The shop |
| Musier | 38top and bottom | narrow chartRegular cut: the larger one for a jacket, the smaller one for knitwear. | The shop |
| Reformation | 6top and bottom | standard chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| Rouje | 38top and bottom | narrow chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| Sandro | 3top and bottom | standard chartFitted cut: between two sizes, take the larger one. | The shop |
| Sézane | 40top and bottom between two sizes | narrow chartBetween the 38 and the 40: the 40 for a jacket or a coat, the 38 for knitwear. | The shop |
| Soeur | 40top and bottom between two sizes | narrow chartBetween the 38 and the 40: take the 40, the cut runs fitted. | The shop |
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When we build your month, every piece carries its own size, house by house, top and bottom apart.
This table stays free and complete. No sign-up is asked to read it.
A house does not decide on a size, it decides on a body. So we start from your centimetres, never from your label: for each house we look for the size whose chart lands closest to your measurement, the bust for the top and the hips for the bottom.
When your measurements land halfway between two sizes, we do not leave you to choose alone: the cut of the house decides. Fitted, we go up. Roomy, we go down. The size shown is already the result of that decision, and the line tells you which one and why.
We separate two things that always get confused. The chart is what the house announces. The cut is how the garment falls, and it can contradict the chart: a house can publish a generous chart and still run fitted, both are true. When a house publishes no general table, its line says so and we invent no gap.
This table does not replace a fitting room and takes no account of your shape: two women with the same measurements do not wear the same cut. Charts change from one season to the next: if you find a gap in store, write to us and we correct it. Nothing is sent or stored, everything is worked out in your browser.