Women's size guide

1) Size Guide: Zappify Dresses 

To ensure the perfect fit, please follow the measurement instructions below. Since every brand has its own sizing, comparing your measurements with our chart is the surest way to a happy purchase!

How to Measure Yourself (Step-by-Step)

To take your measurements, use a tape measure and keep your body relaxed: 

1-Bust: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, passing across your back. Do not pull it too tight. 

2-Waist: Measure the narrowest part of your waist (usually two fingers above the navel). 

3-Hips: Measure the widest part of your hip/glute area. 

4-Length: Measure from the highest point of your shoulder down to the hem (where you want the dress to end).

Important Tips:

-Fit: If the dress is an oversized style (very loose-fitting), you might consider the smaller size if you are unsure. If it is a fitted or sheath style, opt for the larger size to avoid it being too tight or revealing. 

-Margin of Error: Measurements may vary by 1–2 cm due to manual measurement. 

-Still unsure? If your measurements fall between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for a more comfortable fit.

2) Size Guide: Zappify Women's Blouses and Shirts 

Choosing the right size blouse is essential for ensuring comfort and style. Use our guide below to compare your measurements with our fit and make the right choice.

How to measure correctly?

Use a tape measure and follow these three simple steps: 

-Bust: With your arms relaxed at your sides, measure the circumference of the fullest part of your bust (at nipple level). Keep the tape measure horizontal. 

-Waist: Measure the circumference of the narrowest part of your waist, located just above the navel. 

-Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (near the neck) down to the hem (where you want the top to end).

Top Tips:

• Non-Stretch Fabric: If the blouse is made of a fabric like stiff cotton or silk (without elastane), we recommend sizing up if your measurements are at the upper limit of the size chart. 

• Fabric with Elastane: If the fabric has stretch (such as knits containing elastane), you can choose the exact size indicated on the chart for a more fitted look. 

• Button-Down Shirts: When measuring for button-down shirts, focus primarily on the bust. Ensure the chosen blouse measures at least 2–4 cm larger than your actual bust measurement to prevent the buttons from gaping.
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3) Size Guide: Zappify Skirts 

The perfect skirt flatters your silhouette while offering total comfort. To ensure you choose the ideal size, follow the instructions below and compare them with our size chart.

How to measure correctly?

-Waist: Measure the circumference of the narrowest part of your waist (about two fingers above the navel). Do not pull the tape too tight.

-Hips: Measure the circumference of the widest part of your hips/buttocks. This is the most important measurement for the skirt's fit.

-Length: Measure from the waist (where you intend to wear the skirt) down to the hem, at your desired length.

Size Chart (Latina Reference)

*The suggested length is an average for short/medium skirts. Adjust according to the specific style (Mini, Midi, or Long).

Tips to avoid buying the wrong size

-High-Waisted Skirts: If the skirt is high-waisted, the "waist" measurement should be taken slightly higher up than where you would measure for regular trousers. 

-The "Hip Test": If you have wide hips and a narrow waist, always choose the size based on your hip measurement. It is much easier to have a seamstress take in the waist than to try to widen a skirt that won't fit over your hips. 

-Rigid vs. Stretchy Fabric: If the skirt contains no elastane (such as rigid denim or structured linen), always opt for the larger size if you fall at the upper limit of the size chart.

4) Size Guide: Zappify Trousers and Shorts 

To ensure the perfect fit for your everyday life, we have prepared this exclusive guide. Remember: the secret to a well-fitting pair of trousers lies in the harmony between your waist and hip measurements.

How to measure correctly?

• Waist: Measure the circumference of the narrowest part of the waist (just above the navel or where the garment usually sits). 

• Hips: Measure the circumference of the widest part of the hips/buttocks. 

• Rise (Optional, for high-waisted styles): Measure from the crotch seam to the waistline. 

• Length: For trousers, measure from the waist to the ankle. For shorts, measure to the desired length on the thigh.

*The indicated length is a reference for long trousers. For shorts, consider subtracting 50 to 60 cm from this measurement, depending on the style.

Tips to ensure the right purchase:

-"Actual Measurements" vs. "Garment Measurements": Compare the chart measurements with a pair of trousers you already own and like the fit of, rather than measuring your body directly. Lay your trousers flat on a surface and measure the width (then multiply by 2) to compare with the chart.

-Hem: If the trousers are too long for your height, they can easily be altered by a tailor or seamstress. The most important thing is that the garment fits perfectly at the waist and hips.

-Tailored Trousers vs. Jeans: Tailored trousers usually have less stretch than jeans containing elastane. If you are between sizes for dress trousers, opt for the larger size.

5) Size Guide: Zappify Footwear 

To ensure optimal comfort, measure the length of your foot and compare it with the chart below. Remember: the shoe should always be slightly larger than the foot to allow for natural toe movement.

How to measure your foot correctly

• Trace: Place a sheet of paper on the floor against the wall. Step onto the paper with your heel also touching the wall. 

• Mark: Using a pen, mark the tip of your longest toe. 

• Measure: Use a ruler to measure the distance between the edge of the paper (heel) and the mark you made (tip of the toe). 

• Tip: Always measure at the end of the day, as feet tend to swell slightly throughout the day.

Reference Table (Foot Length in cm)