Petite fit guide
Check where the garment sits on your body
Height is one reference, not a complete size. Look at garment length, sleeve length, waist placement, shoulder line and room through the body, then compare them with the current product measurements.
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All sizes keep petite proportions
In a first-party statement dated 31 August 2026, the brand said all of its sizes are designed for petite proportions. Sizes change with weight and body measurements rather than using a taller fit block for larger sizes. This statement is recorded as a brand claim and has not been independently verified through a full size-chart or garment audit.
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What the model heights mean
The 151 cm reference belongs to the brand clothing display model. The 150 cm reference belongs to the in-store fitting model. These examples show how garments may sit on specific people; they do not guarantee the same result for every body.
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A practical fitting checklist
Check the shoulder seam, sleeve end, waistline, rise, hem and trouser break. Sit down, walk and raise your arms if you can try the garment on. For online orders, compare the current garment measurements with clothes you already wear comfortably and ask the official store when the choice is unclear.
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Ongoing fit references
The brand stated on 2 September 2026 that multiple petite employees and long-term historical customer data help it continue checking fit. No employee count, customer sample size, data fields, process or quantified effect has been published. No personal customer data or raw records appear on this website.