How to find your size
We understand how challenging it can be to find the right size when shopping online. It’s important to note that sizing is not standardised across the fashion industry. This means that relying on your usual size from other brands, or standard labels such as UK 8, 10 or 12, may not guarantee the best fit.
For the most accurate fit, we recommend referring to the body measurements provided in each product’s size guide and comparing them with your own measurements. This will help you select the K&R size that suits you best.
While we aim to maintain consistency across our range, variations in silhouette and fabric composition can affect how each garment fits. As every body is unique, your ideal size may vary between styles. For example, you may wear a size S in a relaxed-fit jean such as The Slouch, but prefer a size M in a slimmer silhouette like The Roman, particularly if you have proportionally wider hips.
For this reason, we always recommend checking your measurements against the specific product size guide, even if you are already familiar with your K&R size.
As a general guideline, our sizing runs slightly smaller. If you are between sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size, especially for denim styles with no stretch.
Below is a general guide for inside leg lengths, please also check the product specific guides.
Measure Yourself
BOTTOMS
Waist: Use a tape measure to measure around your waist in inches. Pull the tape measure tight but make sure that it is not digging into your skin. You want it to feel as comfortable as you would want the waistband of your jeans to feel.
K&R jeans sit 1-3 inches below the natural waistline. Refer to individual product size guides to see what part of your waist you should measure.
Hips: Use a tape measure to measure around the widest part of your hips.
Inside leg: Use a tape measure to measure from your crotch to your ankle.
TOPS
Bust: Measure around the fullest part. Pull the tape measure tight.
Waist: Measure the smallest part of your waist.
Length: Length measurements are taken from the top of the shoulder to the bottom of the top.