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Our goal is for you to easily find the best fitting garments, so we put together the sizing guidance below and offer free shipping and returns

We have a three step process to help you find the best fit - (1) determine your butt shape, which will help you find your Hem style - curvy or straight, (2) take your measurements, and (3) find the perfect size for your unique body.

Because sizing varies from brand to brand, we recommend you take your measurements and use our style and size charts to find the best fit for you. We are happy to help if you have any questions or aren’t sure which style or size will work the best. 

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Step 1 - Identify which Hem style works best for you - Curvy or Straight?

A one-style-fits-all approach does not work, especially when it comes to pelvic floor support garments. Your body and butt shape play an important role in how clothing fits you and works with your body. Knowing your butt shape can help you find an even better fit with Hem Support Wear. If you aren't sure which butt shape you have check out our butt shape guide.

We use the following butt shapes to guide our fit.

Grab a measuring tape and follow along. If you don’t have a measuring tape, you can use string, dental floss, or anything that will easily wrap around your body to mark the length and then use a ruler or piece of printer paper to measure the length of the string (or other item used to measure). 

A couple of tips to get the best results: 

  • Wear slim fitting clothes or get undressed to get the most accurate measurement.
  • Take more than one measurement and go with the widest. 
  • Make sure the measuring tape is straight and parallel to the floor. 

Waist 

To find your waist measurement, measure around your midsection just below your belly button. Be sure to stand up straight but slightly relaxed. 

High Hip

To measure the higher part of your hip, stand with your feet together and measure around your hips 6 inches up from the bottom of your crotch. 

Low Hip

To measure the lower part of your hip, stand with your feet together and identify the point of your hip that is level with the bottom of your crotch. Measure around your hips at this level.

Now that you know your measurements and what style may fit you best, take a look at the curvy and straight sizes chart to see where you land. Round down to the nearest number.

If your measurements fall into multiple sizes, go with the size for your High Hip measurement. If your High Hip measurement is on the border between two sizes, go with the size that most of your measurements are in.

Straight Style Size Chart

Use this chart to see which one of our straight style pelvic support garments will fit you best.

Curvy Style Size Chart

Use this chart to see which one of our curvy style pelvic floor support garments will fit you best.

Sizing Examples

The right fit is important, and we're here to help!

Properly fitting garments are essential to providing the support you need. If the garment is too loose, it may not provide enough support. If the garment is too tight, it can put too much pressure on your body, which is counterproductive when you are managing pressure against your pelvic floor. A good test when you are wearing the garment is to make sure that your abdomen and rib cage can move freely when breathing and bending over. If it is too tight, size up.

If you are unsure what size or style will fit you best, please reach out. You can either send us an email at hello@hemsupportwear.com or select the button below to take a short quiz and receive a custom style and size recommendation. We are happy to help you navigate the size, body and butt shape charts. We love helping people find their best fit. Looking forward to hearing from you. 

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