Find Your Virtu Size

At virtushop.com.au we style all our clothes with plus size women in mind and take pride in making clothes that fit comfortably and look great. To ensure your Virtu garment is just the kind of fit you like, please take a moment to measure yourself and then use our comprehensive size guide below to find your perfect size.

Alpha Sizing (XXS - XL)

When looking at our garments that are in alpha sizing (XXS-XL), it is important to remember that Virtu is plus sized clothing - so just because you are a XL in a non-plus sized label doesn't mean you're an XL in Virtu. In Virtu sizing, an XXS is a 12.
To make it easier to understand we've provided a size guide which equates to numerical sizing.

Measuring Tips

- All our measurements are in centimetres.
- When measuring, the tape should be firm, but not tight, with the measuring tape flat against the body.
- Measure over your underwear.
- If possible, have someone to help you measure to ensure the tape does not move

Styles Sized XXS - XL (measurements in cm)

Body Measurements
Bust

Measure your bust at the fullest part of your chest.

Waist

To correctly measure your waist, you first need to find your natural waist. Bend to one side to find the natural crease of your waist, straighten up and measure around this point.

Hips

Standing with your feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hips.

Garment Measurements
Why is it important?

We provide the Inside Leg or Centre Back Measurement for each style in the product description. These are provided to help you understand where a garment will finish on your own body. The Inside Leg measurement tells you the length of a pair of pants or shorts and the Centre Back Measurement tells you the length of a top, jacket or shirt.

Inside Leg

The Inside Leg measurement is taken from the crotch of the garment
down to the hem.

Centre Back Measurement (CBM)

The Centre Back Measurement (CBM) is the length of the garment. For tops, dresses & jackets this point is generally taken from the back of your neck bone to the hemline. For skirts this is taken from where you would naturally wear your skirt to the hemline.