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Everything sold here runs on alpha sizing — women's XXS–XXXL with US dress numbers attached, men's XXS–XXXL, bras XS–XL, socks S/M–L/XL. All measurements are body measurements in inches, with centimetres underneath.
One run of sizes covers tops, tanks, tees, sweats, leggings, shorts and dresses. Measure your body, not a garment, and keep the tape level and snug — not cinched. If you land between two sizes, the chest and waist columns break the tie.
Torso is the one extra measurement the brand lists for its Exercise Dress, Club Dress, Warmup Dress and other built-in-bodysuit styles. It is published for XS through XL only — above XL, fit the chest and hips and let the adjustable straps take up the rest.
The numeric column is a mapping, not a range test: XS reads 0–2 and S reads 4–6, but L starts at 10 while XL starts at 14, so neighbouring blocks share a number. Trust chest, waist and hips first, then use the dress number as a sanity check against what you already own.
Textured Compression and TechSweat pieces are built to hold you in and feel tighter out of the bag than CloudKnit or Bubble Wrap. Same body, same alpha size — but if you are between sizes and want an easy feel, take the larger in compression styles.
Bras are sold in the same alpha sizes as the rest of the women's line — there is no band-and-cup system, and no D-cup conversion. Match your chest measurement, then use the waist and dress columns as a cross-check. Bras run XS–XL only; XXS and XXL+ are not produced in this category.
Every bra in the range uses the same XS–XL run, so the style matters more than the number. What changes between them is support level, fabric and how much stretch the band has.
Go up. A bra that is slightly loose in the band still supports; one that is tight in the cup flattens and digs. Adjustable straps help with length, never with cup volume.
These bras are cut with A–C cups in mind, and reviewer feedback backs that up — D and DD customers regularly report needing to size up or choosing a style with adjustable straps. If you are above a C cup, order two sizes and return the one that does not sit flat.
Tees, shortsleeves, fleece, windbreakers, shorts and pants all share this run. Measurements are body measurements taken over light clothing; the chest column decides tops, the waist column decides bottoms.
Shorts carry one fixed inseam in every size — the number in the style name is the number you get. Pants are the exception: the RecTrek Pant lengthens half an inch per size from XS to XL, and the brand does not publish inseams for XXS, XXL or XXXL.
RecTrek shorts and the windbreaker sit close and classic; MegaFleece and the CloudKnit shortsleeve are deliberately roomy. Same measurements, very different result — read the fit word in the product name before you size down.
Men's CloudKnit pieces are cut true to size for men and read oversized on women. If you want a normal fit rather than a borrowed-one, order one size below your usual men's size.
Bottoms use the same waist and hip columns as the women's chart; what separates one style from the next is length, not circumference. The brand publishes a single inseam per style rather than an inseam per size — so pick your size from waist and hips, then pick your length here.
Height of the waistband changes the fit as much as the size does — a high-rise pair sits at the natural waist, a mid-rise pair sits an inch or two lower and reads shorter in the leg.
Leggings, the Puddle family, the Warmup Skort and most of the TechSweat line sit at or above the navel. If you are long in the torso, take your waist measurement at the navel rather than at the narrowest point.
RecTrek shorts and pants sit below the navel. Measure where the waistband will actually rest, and expect the same alpha size to feel looser here than in a high-rise legging.
There is no petite or tall line. Because the 7/8 length stops at 26 inches, it frequently reads as a full-length legging on frames under about 5 ft 4 in — a useful trick if the 28-inch full length pools at the ankle.
Any knit turns sheer once it is stretched past its intended range, and light colourways show it first. If your hip sits at the very top of a size band, take the next size up in white, bone or pale pastels.
Five measurements cover the entire range. Use a soft tape, stand relaxed, breathe out before you read the number, and keep the tape parallel to the floor.
Run the tape around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep your arms down and the tape flat against your back.
Find the narrowest point of your torso, usually just above the navel. Do not suck in — the tape should touch your skin without denting it.
Measure around the widest part of the seat, roughly 7 to 8 inches below the waist. Keep your feet together so the measurement is not exaggerated.
For dresses and bodysuits: from the top of the shoulder, down the front, through the crotch and back up to the same shoulder. This is the number the XS–XL torso table uses.
Stand barefoot and measure from the crotch seam straight down the inside of the leg to the ankle bone. Compare it against the length table rather than guessing from your height.
The charts are standard body measurements, but bodies are not. Every product page carries the same line about emailing the team for a more specific read — use it if you sit between two sizes in two different places.
Compression and support pieces: take the larger size. Oversized fleece and CloudKnit: take the smaller size. If one measurement points up and the other down, the chest wins for tops and the hips win for bottoms.
Women's and men's apparel run XXS–XXXL, bras XS–XL, socks S/M–L/XL. Nothing in the line is numbered 0–20 in its own right — those numbers only appear as a conversion in the women's chart.
S/M covers women's 7–9½ and men's 6–8½ shoe sizes. L/XL covers women's 10–12½ and men's 9–11½. Crew, ankle and no-show styles all use the same two bands.
Sizes and measurements follow Outdoor Voices' published charts. Centimetre values are rounded from inches and are for reference only.
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