Although there are standard size guides by which you can work out your size accurately, please note individual garments do sometimes vary. Please check the individual size guide on each product page for a more accurate fitting.

• Always take measurements when you are naked keeping your undergarments on
• Use a fabric measuring tape this will fit more accurately around the contours of your body

See the diagram on the right to give you an idea from where to measure

Bust

Relax your arms and keep them by your side. Measure around the whole of your bust remembering to keep the measuring tape slightly loose

Waist

To find the natural crease of your waist bend to one side and measure around your waist line keeping the tape a slightly loose

Hips

Stand with your feet together and measure the area just below your hip – bone –

Trousers

When measuring for trouser lengths select your best fitting trousers and measure them from the crotch seam to the bottom of the trouser to the nearest half-inch. This will give you the inseam length. If you intend to wear them with heels do remember to add an inch to your inseam length. We will give you the inseam length of each trouser on the individual product pages

Dress Length

Measure this from just under your armhole to the length stated. This will give you an idea of where the dress may sit on you.

We want you to enjoy your Ce Me garment so we try to make our garments as care friendly as possible. We know how busy you are. We try and select fabrics that can be hand washed at home with care and attention. Please read the manufacturer’s instructions very carefully as time to time some garments are not washable and require dry cleaning and also are not iron friendly and must be either ironed on the reverse or drip dried. Here are a few guidelines to ensure your Ce Me garment looks great wash after wash.

Here are the dos:

• Read the care label and washing instructions very carefully. If your garment requires dry cleaning use a reputable dry cleaner. It is the dry cleaners responsibility to make sure your garment is cleaned correctly
• Wash individual garments separately to avoid colours running into one another
• Turn your garment inside out before washing
• Use a quality detergent and use very sparingly
• Always hand wash garments in cool to cold water and check the temperature before immersing the garment.
• Make sure the water runs clear (again cool or cold water) during the rinsing process. Failure to do this may result in marking on your garment
• Do not twist the garment when ringing this may stretch your garment and cause it to lose shape. Hold it in both hands and squeeze the excess water
• Drip dry preferably line dry ensuring the garment is hung evenly from the centre to avoid stretching
• Follow ironing instructions very carefully. If unsure lower the temperature and iron inside out. With foiled garments cover with a light muslin cloth and follow manufacturer’s instructions

Here are some things not to do:

• Do not leave garments soaking this may cause some garments to lose colour and foiling
• Do not soak garments with metal fasteners this will cause them to discolour
• Do not wash whites with colours
• Do not use too much detergent or anything that contains bleach
• If machine washable do not overload the washing machine
• Do not set the washing machine to a high spin
• Do not assume a garment is machine washable always check the label
• Do not iron foiled garments, iron inside out or drip dry as instructed
• Do not iron trims particularly leather trims