what size does this form fit
1495584
I've used sizes (for tops and dresses) 0, 2, 4, 6. Would probably showcase an 8 as well. Has 34" hips, so you would have to pin slacks. Hope this helps.
564109
There was an ordering guide and I used that. Sorry I don't remember all the size ranges. When I followed the guide, it fit fine.
879422
I think that size will fit. Unfortunately, I gave my teenage granddaughter my last one. I will be ordering another one, too;)
443311
I'm not an expert, but based on what I've read, I'd try to make sure the shoulders and upper bust were correct for you. I suppose you could pad a smaller form out for the shoulder length, though. I think collapsing the shoulders is more for fitting a top that doesn't open (like a buttoned shirt) over the form, and that wouldn't help you. There are a number of different brands on the market, so it's worth doing some research to compare the measurements; I have know idea if the sizes are standard. Hope that helps.
2237609
I own the small sized dress form and it goes up to about a 30" waist which is probably more appropriate for a size 10. The medium that you show starts at a 32" waist which I think is too big for a size 10. Size 10 is usually a 28" waist.
1869895
There are multiple sizes. Use the guide and use the fit guide Amazon provides at the top.
859800
If you pick the sizes from the chart you can answer that one yourself. It tells you
961304
that is the same size as mine and it fits fine. made a huge difference for me.
862387
I, too, covered mine in a tight stretchy knit top and I pin into the shirt. As to the lightness of the form that is what I like about it; it moves easily anywhere in the room. I guess I just am used to it but when I put something on it I am careful not to tip it. I use the form for fit issues with clothing and I use it to hold long items I need to hem like a formal gown; I just take it to its tallest height. When I do this I do put the form in a wide container (like a flower pot) and stuff fabric around it so it is not so tippy while I feed the fabric into my machine. I really like this form. It is the best one I found at such a reasonable price.
1216713
Yes, but it is very form fitting and I think to difficult to deal with. I ordered a larger cover.
1840000
I believe it's one size fits all but it does have it's limits. The Butty Buddy website gives those specifications.
973739
It's one size fits most. If its for someone with anything over 42" or so I'd look into the extension panels.
1923954
Bust 33" to 39" Waist 25" to 31-1/2" Hip 34" to 40" If you're within those measurements in all categories, then a medium should work just fine. Rather than looking at "sizes," it's best to look at the actual measurements that the dress form can be adjusted to. And if you have one measurement that falls out of the ranges given above, it's probably best to order a size up or down respectively, as there is a bit of overlap on the extremes of each size. For example, the large can be sized down to the upper range of the medium.
2176657
Looks like you are considering a "fabulous fit" (company name) form. They are quite good and also quite expensive. When shopping for a commercial form make sure it has collapsible shoulders so you can get the garment on and off the form. (If you don't know what "collapsible shoulders" means, just look it up when researching on the net and you'll figure it out. You an also make your own form (Threads magazine has published several articles on how) or your can buy a form which is based on a casting of your body (google "my twin" for sources)
106517
I'm not home now, but when I get back ill double check measurements and confirm for you. I believe this will fit yours, but need to check first.
1009974
It will fit. It is just a touch bigger than a sheet of paper. If you have big writing (like me), I would recommend something a little bigger. Hope this helps. :)
17554
Hello, I just wanted to know does the size fit for that description? Because I'm exactly the same