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Measuring aid

A good choice starts with the model, size, and details. Use these steps to carefully review an NXT.SCNE item before choosing your size.

Choose your size in four steps

  1. Open the correct item. Check the product name and version. The size selection belongs to that specific design.
  2. View all photos. Switch between the front and back. Pay attention to the shoulder straps or sleeves, the neckline, the waist, and the shape of the skirt.
  3. Read the product description. Here you will find the visible design details and the sizes that belong to the item. A mini, midi, or maxi dress indicates the length category; the precise length on your body also depends on your own height.
  4. Select your size. Check the chosen size, current availability, and price before adding the item to your shopping cart.

Which sizes can I choose?

  • The ten new items: S, M and L.
  • Bordeaux Midi Dress: S, M, L and XL.

Always use the size selection on the product page of the item you are viewing and check the current availability there.

A size letter is not an exact body measurement in centimeters. Use your usual clothing size as a starting point and then look at the shape of the design. An open back, a narrow waist or a full skirt requires attention to other details.

Are you in doubt between two sizes?

Email us before you choose. State the name or link of the item, the two sizes you are in doubt between, and what you would like to know. You can also provide your height and your usual clothing size.

Do you want to provide body measurements? Measure bust, waist, and hips with the measuring tape horizontally, without pulling it tight. Clearly state which measurement you have taken. This makes your question concrete and allows us to think along with you in a targeted way.

Ask for size help via info@nxt.scne.nl.

Look beyond the first photo

The back shows details that you don't see from the front, such as the straps of a halter dress or the smock detail of a top. On the product page, also use the link to view an image larger. For ideas on combining, you can go to Styling.