Size Guide

Use this guide as a practical starting point, then check the options and measurements shown on the exact product page before ordering. Toravineox carries romantic, bohemian, and occasion-ready dresses with varied silhouettes, so the same size label can behave differently from one style to the next.

Start with the product page

Size names can describe different measurements across products. Select the exact item first and review every available size option, measurement, fit note, image, and product-specific instruction supplied for it. Many Toravineox dresses are offered in sizes from XS through 3XL, but the presence of a size label does not tell you how that garment is cut, how much ease it has, or where it is intended to sit on the body.

Pay close attention to the silhouette language in the product title and description. A smocked midi dress, a tiered maxi dress, and an off-the-shoulder style can all be listed as the same size yet fit quite differently because of their construction. Smocking may create flexible shaping through the bodice, while a fitted square-neck style may sit closer to the body. A tiered skirt adds volume below the waist, and an off-the-shoulder neckline changes how the upper body is supported. None of these details should be assumed; they must be confirmed on the specific product page.

Take your measurements

Use a flexible tape over the clothing or underlayers you expect to wear. Keep the tape level and comfortably close without pulling it tight. Record each measurement so you can compare it with product-specific information. Taking measurements in front of a mirror, or asking someone to help, can reduce the chance of an angled or twisted tape.

• Bust or chest: measure around the fullest point while keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
• Waist: measure around the natural waist without holding your breath; the natural waist is usually the narrowest point of the torso.
• Hip: measure around the fullest point while standing naturally with your feet close together.
• Length: compare from the stated starting point and consider the shoes or layers you plan to wear. A maxi dress may be measured from the shoulder or the high point of the garment, so confirm where the product measurement begins.

If you are between two measurement points, write down both numbers rather than rounding from memory. Small differences matter more in fitted bodices, corset-style details, and styles with limited stretch. For relaxed or tiered silhouettes, you may have more flexibility, but only confirmed product details can tell you that.

Compare shape as well as size

Two products with the same size label can fit differently because of their cut, length, structure, stretch, or intended silhouette. Use confirmed details for the exact item instead of transferring an assumption from another style. A floral tiered midi dress and a square-neck smocked midi dress may share a size range, but their fit through the bust, waist, and hip can be completely different.

When reviewing a product, ask yourself where the garment is designed to be close and where it is designed to be full. An off-the-shoulder neckline may need to stay secure across the shoulders and upper arms. A belted maxi dress may allow adjustment at the waist, but the bodice and hip still need to work with your measurements. A tiered skirt may be forgiving through the hip while remaining more specific at the bust or underarm. If the product page does not state these details, treat them as unknown rather than guessing.

If you are between options

Think about the closest confirmed measurements, the intended silhouette, and where you prefer more ease. Do not assume that sizing up or down will solve every fit question when product measurements or construction details are unavailable. For a style with smocking or elasticated sections, a smaller size may still work if the flexible area is the main point of fit. For a structured or corset-inspired bodice, a larger size may be safer if you are between measurements, but this depends on the actual construction.

Consider the occasion and how you want to move in the dress. If you plan to wear a style for a long evening, a garden party, or travel, you may prefer more ease through the waist or hip. If you want a closer, more defined silhouette, you may choose the smaller option when the confirmed measurements support it. The key is to base the decision on the product page, not on a general rule.

Read the product images and fit notes

Product images can show where a waistline sits, how full a skirt is, and how a neckline behaves, but they cannot replace measurements. Use them as a visual reference alongside any stated dimensions. Look for images that show the dress from the front, side, and back, and note whether the model's height or the sample size is listed. If that information is missing, do not assume the fit will match the image exactly.

Fit notes, when present, may describe whether a style runs small, large, or true to size. Treat those notes as product-specific guidance only. A note on one floral midi dress does not apply to a different maxi dress, even if both are labeled with the same size.

Check the size options before ordering

Toravineox product pages may offer different size ranges depending on the style. Some dresses in the catalog are shown with sizes from XS through 3XL, while others may have a shorter or longer range. Confirm that your preferred size is available for the exact color and style you want before completing your order. If a size is not listed, do not assume it will appear later or that a nearby size will fit the same way.

Color options can also appear alongside size options. Select the color first, then review the size choices shown for that color. If the product page does not display a size chart or measurement table, contact support before ordering rather than relying on this general guide.

Ask before ordering

If an essential measurement is missing, contact support with the full product title, the option you are considering, your relevant measurements, and the fit you prefer. Product-specific information takes priority over this general guide. The support team can be reached at luruiservice@hotmail.com.

When you write, include as much detail as possible. For example, you might say: "I am considering the Bohemian Off-The-Shoulder Floral Print Tiered Midi Dress in Blue, size M. My bust is 94 cm, waist 76 cm, and hip 100 cm. I prefer a relaxed fit through the waist and hip." This helps the team give you the most useful product-specific answer.

A final check before you order

Before completing your purchase, review the product page one more time. Confirm the size, color, and any stated measurements. Check that the silhouette matches the occasion and the fit you want. If anything is unclear, pause and ask. A few extra minutes of checking can prevent a disappointing fit and an unnecessary return.

This guide is a general reference. It does not replace product-specific measurements, fit notes, or images. When product information and this guide differ, always follow the product page.