How to choose the OBACQ fit that feels right for you
Fit is more than a size printed on a label. It is the relationship between the garment, its proportions, its material, and the way it sits on your body.
At OBACQ, every silhouette is developed to feel balanced, clear, and easy to wear.
Start with a Garment You Own
The most reliable way to choose your size is to compare the OBACQ measurements with a similar garment you already own and enjoy wearing.
Lay your garment flat without stretching the fabric, then compare the same measurement points with the size guide provided on the product page.
Understand the Measurements
Chest Width
Measure straight across the garment from one underarm point to the other.
Body Length
Measure from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem.
Shoulder Width
Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
Sleeve Length
Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve.
For dropped-shoulder designs, consider the shoulder and sleeve measurements together.
Understand the Intended Fit
A garment may be designed with a regular, relaxed, or oversized silhouette.
Choosing a larger size does not always create the same result as wearing a piece intentionally designed to be oversized. The shoulders, sleeves, length, and body width all shape the final fit.
Always check the product-specific fit notes rather than relying only on the size you usually purchase from another brand.
If You Are Between Sizes
Choose the smaller size if you prefer a closer, more defined fit. Choose the larger size if you prefer additional ease.
The material also matters. A structured fabric may hold its silhouette more clearly, while a softer material may fall closer to the body.
Need Help?
If you are unsure, contact Customer Care and share the measurements of a similar garment you own.
Email: support@obacq.com
WhatsApp: +20 10 4175 0572 — messages only.
The right fit should move naturally, sit correctly, and make getting dressed feel more certain.