Size Guide

Sizing differs between brands, and sometimes between styles from the same brand. Use this page as a general guide, then check the brand's own size chart on the retailer's product page before you buy.

Footwear

• Measure your foot in the afternoon, when feet are at their largest, from heel to longest toe.
• Australian footwear is usually sold in US or UK sizing. Check which system the product uses.
• For running shoes, allow about a thumb's width between your longest toe and the end of the shoe.
• Trail and racing shoes can fit snugger than everyday trainers. Read the product notes for fit advice.
• Wide fits (often labelled Wide or 2E/D) are listed as separate products where available.

Activewear and yoga

• Measure bust, waist and hips with a soft tape and compare against the brand's chart.
• lululemon uses numeric sizing (0 to 20 for women), while many brands use XS to XXL.
• Compression and second-skin leggings are designed to fit close. If you are between sizes and prefer comfort, size up.
• Sports bras are sized by support level and cup range as well as band size.

Still unsure?

The retailer's customer service team can help with fit questions for their products, and most offer exchanges if the size is not right. See Shipping & Returns.