THE PETITE EDIT
Petite, from shoulder to hem.
Flattering lengths. Better-placed details. An easy fit that feels just right—because petite clothing is designed around proportion, not simply reduced in size.
WHAT PETITE REALLY MEANS
Not smaller. Better proportioned.
Petite sizing is created for a shorter frame—often 5'4" and under—across a full range of sizes. Shoulder width, sleeve length, torso length, rise, knee placement and inseam are reconsidered together, so the entire garment sits more naturally.
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ONE SIMPLE IDEA
Your clothes should adapt to you.
Petite fit is not about changing your style. It is about keeping the proportion, movement and finish the designer intended—on a shorter frame.
THE PETITE FIT GUIDE
Fit, reconsidered.
Petite fit is about vertical proportion, not body size. The same size can be cut differently so every detail lands more precisely.
Rebalanced proportions help shoulder seams and necklines sit cleanly instead of dropping too low or too wide.
Shorter sleeve lengths and adjusted elbow placement create a more intentional finish at the wrist.
A shorter shoulder-to-waist measurement lets darts, shaping and waistlines meet your natural proportions.
The rise and knee position are adjusted so pants follow the body correctly, rather than simply ending sooner.
Shorter lengths preserve the intended leg shape and hemline, often reducing the need for alterations.