The measurement you will see in the size chart refers to the full circumference of the waist or hip (the entire front & back). The leg will be taken on the outside edge.
The waist measurement is the smallest (narrowest) part of the waist. The measurement you see when laying your garment flat at home will need to be doubled to compare it to our size chart. For example, if the measurement of your garment is 30cm, the entire front + back (full waist) will be 60cm.
The hip is the widest part of your lower body. Typically, the chest and hip are at equal distance to the waist, so your waist will most likely be in the middle of both. As usual, we measure the garment laying flat, so we are only measuring the front width. For the entire measurement, double the length listed.
The leg mesurements are not doubled.
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Waist is measured along line A. You then need to double this measurement to get the full hip measurement to compare to our size chart.
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Hip is measured along line B at the widest part of the garment. You then need to double this measurement to get the full hip measurement to compare to our size chart.
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Outside leg length is measure along line C, from top of waist to hem.