MaxEquations Wearable Art

The styling of our garments is considered to be casual and generous in the fit. Obviously, the way that you choose to wear your clothing is a personal decision and we are more than happy to accommodate your fit preferences. Please refer to the following Fit Chart for general measurement information. We generally suggest that you measure a comparable type garment in your wardrobe that fits you well and compare it to our listed measurements. For individual assistance, please email Eve at Sales@MaxEquations.com or telephone her at (215) 860-2994.
 
Determining your Size

Tops are the easiest to determine the size that’s right for you. Look at the measurements listed for the size closest to your actual bust measurements. Then add an appropriate amount of extra inches so the Top will fit comfortably. Garments should not be tight fitting, but loose and comfortable. Allow anywhere from 4 – 8 (or more) inches extra above your body measurement so you can get it on with ease, move in it and feel comfortable. Dresses generally, can follow many of the same sizing rules as Tops, just take a look at the overall length to determine if that’s right for you. Jackets and Layering pieces such as Vests should be cut a little larger than the Top you plan on wearing it with. You will find that we size our Jackets and layering pieces a minimum of 2 – 4 inches larger than a Top of the same size, so you don’t have to order a size larger. The most important measurement to consider for Bottoms (Pants and Skirts) is the hip measurement. The same rules apply here as they did for Tops, allow extra inches in the garment above your own body measurements. Almost all of Bottoms are made with a full elastic waist, and the measurements are noted for the Relaxed (elastic not stretched at all) and Extended (elastic fully stretched) so you can be comfortable wherever you fit within those two measurements. Lengths are important on Skirts and as the inseam measurement on Pants.