MODAL Super High Waisted Pants
The Fit
Amanda wears a size S and is 5’7”, 31” bust, 23½” waist, 35” Hips
Sophie wears a size M and is 5’4”, 34” bust, 26½” waist, 37” Hips
Wash & Care
- Hand wash cold
- Hang dry ( to avoid wear of the elastic )
- Washing and drying inside-out
- No softeners
- Wash with like colors
- Do not dry clean
Size Guide
Sports Bras/ Tops
Use your underbust measurement to find your ideal 100%LIFE fit.
If you’re between sizes, sizing up offers a softer, more relaxed fit, while sizing down provides a snug, more supportive feel. Listen to your body—comfort looks different for everyone.
|
100%LIFE Size |
US Size |
Under-bust (inches) |
Band Size (eg: 32B, 36C, 40D) |
|
S |
4 |
27-28 | 32-34 |
|
M |
6 |
29-30 | 34-36 |
|
L |
8 |
31-32 | 36-38 |
|
XL |
10 |
33-34 | 38-40 |
If you're in between sizes:
Size up if
- You prefer a relaxed fit.
- You are curvy around hips, we recommend to choose a size based on your hip measurement.
- You choose bright colors and want to avoid see-thru from over-stretching.
Size down if
- You prefer compressing support during workout
- You prefer lifting & body-shaping fit
You decide what feels best for you.
| 100%LIFE Size | US Size | Waist (inches) | Hip (inches) |
|
S |
4 | 25 | 34-36 |
|
M |
6 | 27 | 36-38 |
|
L |
8 | 29 | 38-40 |
|
XL |
10 | 31 | 40-42 |
Figure out your size with these guidelines and a tape measure. If you don’t have one, use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Just make sure the tape is slightly loose and parallel to the floor. Here's where to place your measuring tape:
Under bust - measure around your body right under your breasts(where the bra band sits)
Waist - This is the soft area directly above your hipbone, but below your rib cage. Start measuring from your belly button, bringing it the whole way around your body.
Hip - Measure the circumference of your hips. Starting at one hip, measure over the longest part of your buttocks, all the way around to where you started.
You can also try comparing our measurements with clothes you already own. Place your garment on a flat surface and measure with a tape or ruler. If the measurements are taken flat across the garment, double them.