Our underwear size chart works the same way as any other size chart, which means the first step is knowing your measurements; for that, all you need is your trusty measuring tape. Remember that not all underwear charts are the same, so knowing your measurements is necessary when shopping for underwear.

Using a flexible measuring tape, measure just under your belly button where your waistband usually hits. Keep the measuring tape flat against your body and parallel to the floor.

This is the widest part of your butt region. Close your eyes and sensually rub your hands down your sides while imagining you’re a sexy lady. Stop and open your eyes when you get to the sumptuous curves of her hourglass figure. Those are your hips!

The inseam runs from the crotch of your underwear to the bottom of the leg. To measure, place tape along the inside leg, from the crotch seam to the opening.

If you want a snug fit: size down, and relaxed fit: size up.

Tailor And Circus classic briefs for men are built to give you the ultimate combination of comfort, style, and functionality. The men's briefs are engineered to provide unparalleled comfort and support all day by offering you an adaptive pouch with a responsive fit, available in sizes from XS - 5XL.

Tailor And Circus modern trunks for men are built to give you a fine blend of comfort, style, and performance. The men's trunks come in a square-cut structure and give full coverage with smaller legs & seamless sides; and are made with our signature PureSoft Tencel™ Modal Micro fabric to mark it all on your underwear essentials list.

Tailor And Circus boxer briefs for men are the ultimate fusion, the longer leg of the boxer while giving you a hug-like fit of the classic brief; they come in a rectangular-cut structure and give full coverage with mid-thigh legs & seamless sides. This is the ultimate in body-responsive fitting.

Tailor And Circus boxers for men are the definition of leisure, combining comfort & protection. Available in sizes from XS - 5XL, the boxers are softer than conventional fabrics & more absorbent than regular boxers, dry quicker, are made from hypoallergenic fabric, and have flat seams. These are ideal for feeling naked and staying protected, made with love for a friend, not a fighter.

Finger Not Sliding in the Waistband

We recommend you do the finger test. If you can slip a finger in there comfortably - meaning that the elastic is not squeezing your finger tightly to your body - then you have a good waist fit.

The Thighs Feel the Pressure

If the stitch feels like digging into your skin, riding or rolling up, it means you need to size up the present size is tight and can restrict blood flow.

It’s Just Too Snug

No, it’s not. If your privates feel stuffed constantly, and the pouch doesn't seem to adapt its shape and expand, you need to size up.

Just Adjusting the Band

If you’re constantly adjusting your waistband, as it moves around with your pants as you get up and sit, it’s loose, and you might need to size it down a bit.

Fit

There are various styles because we have various preferences. Briefs are comfortable if you wish to have a snug fit, and trunks give better courage and comfort, whereas boxer briefs are a fusion of a fit like briefs & coverage like boxers.

Fabric

The underwear comes in all kinds of fabric, from cotton to spandex; look out for a breathable fabric that is absorbent and dries quicker, prevents bacterial growth, and is softer to your skin. Comfort is paramount.

Lifestyle

Choose a style that fits what you do, if you prefer casual clothing, briefs, trunks for formal pants & trousers, boxer briefs for a sporty fit, and boxers to lounge.

Our underwear size chart works the same way as any other size chart, which means the first step is knowing your measurements; for that, all you need is your trusty measuring tape. Remember that not all underwear charts are the same, so knowing your measurements is necessary when shopping for underwear.

Measure your waist by bending to one side, and mentally note where your waist naturally indents in your torso. Then, wrap the measuring tape around your natural waistline, keeping the tape parallel to the floor with one finger between your body and the tape for a more comfortable fit.

Stand on a level surface with your feet together to measure your hips. Measure around the fullest part of your hips and butt, keeping the tape parallel with the floor. Easy as that!

If you want a snug fit: size down, and relaxed fit: size up.

Tailor And Circus PureSoft micro modal bikini briefs for women are designed to provide essential coverage. Modelled after classic bikinis, it provides unrestricted movements and is softer than conventional fabric. Fundamental, not rudimental.

Tailor And Circus everyday essential hipster & bare hipster briefs for women are designed for ultimate comfort. The supportive and modern design is size-inclusive, and our hipsters are a classic yet new addition to your underwear drawer.

Tailor And Circus anti-chafe boyshorts for women are seamless & fit like a glove. Our boyshorts are designed to provide additional coverage with full-length wings and no bunching. Say goodbye to runs and rides with these comfortable and functional boyshorts.

One of the main signs your underwear doesn’t fit is if you notice skin bulges around your hips or love handles. If this occurs, we recommend either trying the next size up or switching to a style that provides more coverage and support.

Restricted leg movement is another sign that your underwear is too small. If the seams dig into your thighs to the point of causing marks, it might be time to give your legs some much-needed breathing room.

Some of the more obvious indications of ill-fitting underwear include constant wedgies, loose waistlines, and that uncomfortable sagging of excess material.

Underwear fit should never be too tight or too loose. You’re looking for that treasure when a pair enables comfort and movement but still gives you all the coverage and support you desire.

If you’re feeling restricted by your underwear, they gotta go. If it leaves marks on your skin after you take them off, they gotta go. If your underwear makes the skin around your hips bulge, they must go! Try a size up and see how you feel.

Getting wedgies? What about a loose waistline that you constantly have to adjust or sag in your booty area? Yeah, your underwear might be too big. Try going down a size or two.

When underwear fits appropriately, in most cases, it should feel like you’re wearing nothing at all. They should lie smoothly under your clothes, and the waistband should be flat against your skin. Bearing this in mind, you shouldn’t be sizing up or down but instead trying to find the pair that feels like a second skin.

Much like with clothing, underwear fabric significantly impacts overall fitness.

Our bra size chart works the same way as any other size chart, which means the first step is knowing your measurements; for that, all you need is your trusty measuring tape. Remember that not all bra charts are the same, so knowing your measurements is necessary when bra shopping..

Use a soft measuring tape to measure the distance in inches (”) around your rib cage just below your bust. Make sure it’s snug, not too loose or too tight. This number is your band size. If you are between inches, round up to the closest whole number.

Super simple. Just measure around the fullest part of your bust in inches (“) to find your size. This number is your bust size.

If you want a snug fit: size down, and relaxed fit: size up.

Tailor And Circus PureSoft low-impact active lounge bras for women are designed to give you support for lounging & low-impact activities. Providing essential support from front to back in one go.

Tailor And Circus PureSoft padded plunge bras for women are designed to give you support when you need it and provide unrestricted comfort when you want it.

Tailor And Circus adjustable triangle bras for women are designed with a custom-fitting underband with three degrees of adjustment.

My Straps Are Slipping

It might seem obvious, but tighten the straps using the adjusters. If your straps continue slipping, we recommend going down one band size.

My Straps Are Digging In

Loosen your straps using the adjusters. We recommend going down a band size if they are still digging in. If the problem continues, you may need to go up one cup size.

I Have Double Boob

All you need to do is go up a cup size or choose a bra style that provides more coverage.

I Have Under Boob

Adjust your band to a tighter hook, or try going down a band size. If the problem persists, you may need to go up a cup size.

My Band Sits Too Low

Adjust your straps to make sure they are tight enough. If your band still rides low, ensure it is on the tightest hook. If the problem persists after that, you need to get a smaller band size.

My Band is Riding Up

Your band should sit straight across your back. If your band is riding up, your straps or your band might be too tight. Try adjusting your straps; if this is still happening, you may need a bigger band or cup size.

My Cup is Gapping

This is a super common problem, and sometimes all you need to do is tighten your straps. If the problem continues, try going down a cup size.

Properly fitting maternity and nursing bras are crucial for accommodating your changing body during and after pregnancy. These bras offer support, helping to maintain breast shape and improve back posture. It's important to choose bras made from gentle materials, as your breast skin becomes more sensitive at this time. Investing in high-quality nursing bras ensures comfort and support as your breast size varies.

It's advisable to get professionally measured and fitted for a bra at different stages of your pregnancy, typically around weeks 12 - 14 and then again at week 28. To predict your nursing bra size, measure at week 28 and consider adding one or two cup sizes.

However, it's highly recommended to have another fitting four weeks post-birth to find the most suitable nursing bra for your post-lactation size.

Our bra size chart works the same way as any other size chart, which means the first step is knowing your measurements; for that, all you need is your trusty measuring tape. Remember that not all bra charts are the same, so knowing your measurements is necessary when bra shopping.

Use a soft measuring tape to measure the distance in inches (”) around your rib cage just below your bust. Make sure it’s snug, not too loose or too tight. This number is your band size. If you are between inches, round up to the closest whole number.

Super simple. Just measure around the fullest part of your bust in inches (“) to find your size. This number is your bust size. If you are between inches, round up to the next whole number.

If you want a snug fit: size down, and relaxed fit: size up.

Maternity Lounge Bra

Tailor And Circus maternity & nursing friendly bras for expecting & new mothers are mom essentials. Designed for fuss-free pregnancy & feeding, these bras come with keyhole openings to add leak-proof pads; these bras are hypoallergenic, breathable, moisture-wicking, quick-drying, and body-responsive. To keep you safe we use AZO-free dyes. Our maternity lounge bras are available in XS-5XL sizes, goodness & comfort are redefined.

Maternity panties are an essential part of your wardrobe during and after pregnancy. They are specifically designed to adapt to your changing body, offering comfort and support where it's needed most. Unlike regular underwear, maternity panties are made with breathable & stretchable fabrics to accommodate your growing belly and provide gentle support without constricting.

For optimal comfort, look for panties with low waistbands that sit below the belly, ease umbilical breathing and are delivery and c-section friendly with mid-rise waistband in the back for support. This flexibility is key for adapting to your body as it changes throughout your pregnancy and postpartum period. 

It's also important to consider the size and fit of your maternity panties. They should fit snugly but not too tightly, and it's advisable to choose sizes that can accommodate your changing body. You might find that you need to go up a size or two as your pregnancy progresses.

Our underwear size chart works the same way as any other size chart, which means the first step is knowing your measurements; for that, all you need is your trusty measuring tape. Remember that not all underwear charts are the same, so knowing your measurements is necessary when shopping for underwear.

Measure Hip Size

Stand on a level surface with your feet together to measure your hips. Measure around the fullest part of your hips and butt, keeping the tape parallel with the floor. Easy as that!

Measure Waist Size

Measure your waist by bending to one side, and mentally note where your waist naturally indents in your torso. Then, wrap the measuring tape around your natural waistline, keeping the tape parallel to the floor with one finger between your body and the tape for a more comfortable fit.

Refer to our Fit Guide below to find your underwear size

If you want a snug fit: size down, and relaxed fit: size up.

Maternity Comfort Panty

Tailor And Circus maternity & c-section-friendly panties for expecting & new mothers are mom essentials. Designed for zero-pressure comfort & accidental discharge absorption, our breathable, hypoallergenic, and body-responsive maternity panties are AZO-free dyed. They're available in XS-3XL sizes, with goodness & comfort redefined.