Fabrics & Sizing

How it's built, and how it fits.

Four fabrications and four fits, cut on blocks we've refined over the years. Here's the hand of each fabric, the way we grade the run, and the categories it all comes in.

4 fabrics4 fitsGraded across the full run

The fabrics

Chosen for the hand.

Four fabrications, cut on the same blocks. The fabric is where a fit earns its reorder.

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PontePrimary

A structured knit with real stretch and the recovery to hold its line through a full day. The base of the Missy line.

Midweight4-way stretchAll-day recovery
Scuba

Sculpted and substantial, with a smooth face that keeps a clean, sharp line.

MidweightSmooth faceHolds its shape
Modal

A softer hand with fluid drape — cut for movement and an easy wear.

LightweightSoft handFluid drape
Double Knit

Two layers knit as one — stable and substantial, with a clean face front and back. Structure without stiffness, and a surface that resists wrinkling.

Mid–heavyweightStableClean two-sided face

The fits

One standard, four fits.

The same block, graded with intention across the run — re-graded where proportion needs it, not just scaled down.

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Missy fit
Missy Primary

The standard women's fit, and the block the line is built on.

Plus fit
Plus

The same block and standard, carried through the extended run.

Petite fit
Petite

Re-graded for a shorter inseam and proportion — not just shortened.

Juniors fit
Juniors

Trend-led silhouettes cut for a younger floor.

The size run

Graded from one block.

Every style is graded across the full run from a single block. The core Missy run is 0–18; Juniors, Plus, and Petite are graded from the same standard — re-graded where the proportion calls for it rather than simply scaled.

Detailed measurements (waist, hip, inseam, rise) live in the line sheet and full spec guide, available to approved buyers.

Core Missy run

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Missy 0–18Juniors, Plus & Petite graded to standard

Exact size runs and measurements vary by fit and category — confirm against the current line sheet before writing an order.