My daughter loves this top. Such a cute design with a twist in the front. Fits true to size.
B
Briley Maskrey
Beautiful!
These colors are even more stunning in person!
K
Kali
Super cute
Love the color and the fit!
D
D.K.
Solid twisty top
My daughter got hers and loves them and the colors are so pretty.
T
Tracy
Love these!!
Such vibrant colors!! And super comfy fit! We just got ours and can’t wait to wear them!
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Size Chart
Size
Chest
Band Size (under bust)
Waist
Hips
Girth
Child XS (6/7)
21-23"
21-23"
19-21"
21-23"
41-43"
Child Small (7/8)
23-25"
23-34"
21-23"
24-26"
43-46"
Child Medium (10/12)
25-27"
24-25"
23-24"
27-29"
47-50"
Child Large (12/14)
27-29"
25-26"
24-25"
29-30"
50-53"
Adult XS (0/2)
29-30"
26.5-27.5"
25-27"
31-32"
53-56"
Adult Small (2/4)
30-32"
28-29"
27-28"
33-36"
56-59"
Adult Medium (4/6)
33-36"
30-33"
28-20"
36-37"
59-62"
Adult Large (6/8)
37-38"
34-37"
30-33"
37-40"
62-65"
Tips on selecting your size
1. Start with your street clothing size.
2. See if your measurements match well with our guidelines.
4. If any one of your measurements is significantly larger than its street size equivalent then we suggest sizing up.
5. Within each style we have listed the street size equivalent. If we feel a style is running differently then normal, we will note that with in each product page. For example if a top is running small we will note that a Child Large is a size 10/12 instead of our normal 12/14.
6. Use your girth measurement for the primary measurement for leotards.
7. These measurements are guidelines based on feedback from our customers. Please remember everyone is different and likes their clothes to fit in a way that is comfortable for them. Our clothing is sized for a snug, sleek, and "perfect" fit. If your dancer prefers a looser fit please size up.
