What is my body type?
Compare your bust, waist, high hip and hip measurements to get a proportion-based styling reference. The result is a starting point, not a judgment.
A little measuring. A little clarity.
Four tape measurements. A clearer starting point for the cuts, fabrics and lengths you choose to wear.Four tape measurements. A clearer starting point for what you choose to wear.
The short version
A starting point for fit decisions, not a label.
Keep the details that work for you.
Use a soft tape for your bust, waist, high hip and hips.
Compare your four measurements locally, in your browser.
Get specific cuts, fabrics and lengths to try. Keep what helps.
A soft tape. Four positions.
Stand relaxed, breathe normally and keep the tape snug, not tight. Measure twice.
These are Bodytype’s measuring conventions, not a clinical protocol. High hip and hips are different measurements.
Read the full measurement guidePrivate by design
Your numbers stay in your browser. There’s no account to create and no photo to upload. Just a result you can choose to use.
A few good questions
Compare your bust, waist, high hip and hip measurements to get a proportion-based styling reference. The result is a starting point, not a judgment.
Measure the narrowest part of your torso, usually just above the navel, with the tape level. Breathe out normally and don’t pull it tight.
It’s an approximate ratio-based reference, affected by measurement error and classification cutoffs. It isn’t a medical diagnosis or a health assessment.
Our styling rules are not a medical standard. Explore the formulas, measuring conventions and limitations behind your reference.Bodytype uses its own styling rules, not a medical standard. Explore the formulas, measuring conventions and limitations.