Closely fitted patterns contain allsizes 2-24, bust: 30" to 53".
Some include sizes 2-30, bust: 30" to 62".
The sizes included are given on each pattern's page.

                             Small                    Medium                  Large                      X-large                       Full             
Size                 2      4         6           8      10      12      14      16      18       20      22      24         26      28        30
Bust               30    32      33.5       35      37      39      41      43     45.5     48    50.5     53         56       59       62
Waist             22    23.5     25       26.5   28.5   30.5   32.5    36     40.5     43    45.5     48         51       53       56
Hips              32     34      35.5       37      39      41      43      45     47.5     50    52.5     55         58       61       64
Back Length 15   15.25   15.5     15.75   16    16.25  16.5   16.75  17     17.25 17.5   17.75     18    18.25    18.5

Measure at the point of the bust while wearing your corset, not as shown in the drawing.

Because historical fashions often had very little ease, all patterns contain instructions to give a uniquely individualized fit.  Pick the size closest to your own, knowing that you'll have a little bit of "wiggle room", especially in the waist measurement.

                Petite          Small        Medium         Large          X-large           Full  
Bust        26 – 29       30 – 34        35 – 39        41 – 47        48 – 54        55 – 61
Waist      17 – 21       22 – 25        26 – 31        32 – 42        43 – 49        50 – 55
Hips        27 – 31       32 – 36        37 – 42        43 – 49        50 – 55        56 – 63

Be sure to measure while wearing any appropriate underpinnings.

All measurements are shown in inches.

Loosely fitted patterns contain allsizes Petite-X-large, bust: 26" to 54".
Some also include size Full, bust: 26" to 61".
The sizes included are given on each pattern's page.

Pattern Sizing

Historical Sewing Patterns

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