Skip to main content Use the help links below to find information on sizes. If you don't find an answer below, please don't hesitate to contact Customer Service. • UK BED LINEN SIZES • US BED LINEN SIZES • CLOTHES SIZES AND HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF? UK BED LINEN SIZES + 1 Pillow Case + 2 Pillow Cases 90 x 190 x 20 135 x 190 x 20 150 x 200 x 20 35 x 75 x 8 53 x 75 x 8 59 x 79 x 8 US BED LINEN SIZES 99 x 191 x 36 137 x 191 x 36 152 x 203 x 36 198 x 203 x 36 39 x 75 x 14 54 x 75 x 14 60 x 80 x 14 78 x 80 x 14 CLOTHES SIZES AND HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF Side length including waist band How to measure yourself to choose the right garment size? All measurements in the sizes table are of readymade clothes, not of your body. In order to choose a garment that will fit you, you have to measure your body and then select appropriate size from sizes table.
For this, you will need a measuring tape and a string. First of all – all measurements are best taken when you wear underwear only. Bust/Chest—Put the measuring tape under your arms and measure around the bust line at the fullest part. Be sure the tape is even at the back. Waist—Measure around your natural waistline. This is the narrowest part of your torso, usually near your belly button. For best result, take the string of any knitting or similar wool and put it around your waist to mark the waist. Then take the string of and measure the length with a measuring tape. Hips—Put your legs together and measure around the widest point of your hip area. Be sure to keep the tape level! Leg length - for this measurement, take a pair of pants that fit you well. Lay them flat and measure the inner leg length - from the top to the cuff. Body length – body length is measured from the bottom of your neck (shoulder level, the hill of the bone there) . Please note that all the lengths specified throughout our shop are for the middle size, smaller sizes will be a little shorter and larger a little longer.
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Sealy Pearl Geltex Mattress Sealy Pearl Latex Mattress Sealy Pearl Luxury Mattress Sealy Pearl Memory Mattress Sealy Support Firm MattressSeparated by a Common Language British correspondent PurpleClaire was having trouble buying bedding on-line to be used in the US, so she tweeted "what on earth is a full-size bed?" I gave her a tweet-sized answer...but here is a fuller version of the story--with lots of help from Wikipedia. The short version: the basic sizes for American beds are twin, full, queen, and king, in ascending order. The basic sizes for British beds, respectively, are single, double, king, and super-king. Single bed and double bed are understood and used in the US, but they are not precise bed sizes there. For example, in AmE I could say that a (AmE) cot/(BrE) camp bed is a 'single bed' (it fits a single person), but not that it's a 'twin bed', because twin is a particular size. Two twins make an AmE king--as one can find to one's back-breaking and love-dampening horror in hotels where they make AmE-king-size beds out of two twins and a king-size sheet.
(You said king-size bed! I want my money back!!) So, if you buy king-size fitted sheets in one country, they won't work as king-size in the other. Will the other sheets transfer? Here's the relevant part of Wikipedia's table of sizes, with the differences between US and UK highlighted. (Australia is different in other ways--see Wikipedia for the whole story.) Note that double/full are recorded here as the same--but it's a bit tricker than that. Mattress size (width × length) 0.99 m × 1.91 m 0.9 m × 1.90 m 1.37 m × 1.91 m 1.52 m × 2.03 m 1.5 m × 2 m 1.93 m × 2.03 m 1.83 m × 1.98 m 1.83 m × 2.13 m Much of the rest of the story is told by these handy-dandy diagrams from Wikipedia. Here's American bed sizes (XL = extra long). And here are the UK sizes--with an error that needs correcting: the prince size (a term I've never heard in the wild) should be small double (not small single--which is elsewhere in the diagram).