Size Guide - Skirts

How to Measure: 

For shorts, skirts and leggings: the most important measurement in determining your size is your true waist measurement. The item should fit snuggly on your natural waist to properly support the weight of your weapon. Once you’ve determined your waist size, you’ll need to measure your hips at their widest point. If your hip measurement is less than 10 inches greater than your waist measurement, you would order the size that corresponds to your waist measurement. If your hip measurement is greater than 10 inches above your waist measurement, then order the next size up.

For example, if you have a 29-inch waist and 37-inch hips you would wear size small. If you have a 29-inch waist and 40-inch hips, you would wear size medium.

HOW TO MEASURE

Waist - Your natural waist is the smallest point between your bottom ribs and hip bones. This is usually just above your belly button. To measure, relax your stomach and lie the tape measure flat around your waist, allowing for ¼ inch of slack. 

Something else to consider in choosing the correct size is how you prefer your clothing to fit.  If you really can’t stand wearing anything tight, then order the next size up. Your gun may wiggle a bit when you move, but the retention strap will keep it secured in the holster. If you prefer the fit of a compression garment that really holds you in, then order a size down. If you want the garment to fit as it was designed, then order based on your measurements and the size chart.