We personally review your measurements to help you find the most suitable leotard size for your gymnast. Simply complete the form and our team will email your recommended size within 48 hours.

PART 1

ABOUT THE GYMNAST

Female or Male gymnast?*
Does your gymnast have a leotard that fits comfortably you can measure?*
PART 2

MEASURING THE GYMNAST

• Use the visual guides for accurate sizing.
• Wear a leotard or close-fitting clothing.
• Record all measurements in centimetres (cm).
• Use a soft measuring tape.
• Keep the tape flat, snug and not twisted, but not too tight.
• Stand naturally with good posture and feet shoulder-width apart.
• Measure twice if you’re unsure.

Place the tape at the top of one shoulder, where the leotard strap sits. Run it down the front of the body, through the crotch, up the back, and return to the same starting point on the shoulder.

Measure around the fullest part of the gymnast’s chest, passing the tape underneath the armpits and around the back across the shoulder blades.

Measure around the narrowest part of the gymnast’s natural waist. Wrap the tape all the way around, keeping it level and close to the body.

Measure from the crotch down to the ankle. Start at the top of the inner thigh, where the leg meets the body, and run the tape straight down the inside of the leg to the ankle bone.

PART 3

MEASURING THE GYMNAST'S LEOTARD

• Follow the visual guides and measure from the exact points shown.
• Measure the front of a leotard that fits the gymnast comfortably.
• For male gymnasts, also use a pair of well-fitting gymnastics longs.
• Lay the garment flat on a smooth, even surface.
• Make sure the garment is not stretched, folded or twisted.
• Use a flexible measuring tape and record all measurements in centimetres (cm).
• Measure twice if you’re unsure.

Measure from the top of the shoulder strap down the front of the leotard to the centre of the crotch, keeping the tape flat against the fabric.

Measure straight across the chest from one outer edge of the leotard to the other, just below the armholes.

Measure straight across the narrowest part of the waist from one outer edge of the leotard to the other.

Measure from the crotch seam straight down the inside of the gymnastics longs to the bottom of the trouser leg.

PLEASE NOTE

Your recommended size is based on the measurements you provide and our sizing guide. As every gymnast’s body shape and preferred fit can vary, we cannot guarantee an exact fit. Please ensure all measurements are taken carefully and entered correctly before submitting the form.

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How Do I Measure?

Follow the visual guides and instructions provided throughout the form to ensure the most accurate measurements.

What Should The Gymnast Wear?

For the best results, the gymnast should wear a leotard or other close-fitting clothing while being measured.

What Unit Should I Use?

Please take all measurements carefully and enter them in centimetres (cm).

What Measuring Tape Should I Use?

Use a soft measuring tape. When measuring the gymnast, ensure it sits snug against the body without being pulled too tightly. When measuring the leotard, keep the tape flat and straight.

Why Do I Need To Measure Both The Gymnast And A Leotard?

Providing both sets of measurements gives our team more information to compare and helps us recommend the most suitable size.

How Should The Gymnast Stand?

The gymnast should stand in a relaxed, natural position with good posture.

Which Leotard Should I Measure?

Choose a leotard that currently fits the gymnast well. Avoid using a leotard that is too small, too large or no longer fits comfortably.

What Happens If I Am Unsure About A Measurement?

If you're unsure about any measurement, we recommend measuring twice to confirm your results. Accurate measurements are essential for us to recommend the best possible size and fit.

What Happens After I Submit The Measurements?

Our team will review the measurements provided and email you with a size recommendation within 48 hours. If we need any further information, we'll get in touch.

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