I'd say it's true to size but many garments are flowy or stretchy. So believe the bust and waist measurements.

Petites are cut like Macy's house brands, Lands End, Talbots.

It's not a give-up brand in my opinion. It is true it is more for people who like tunics, long cardigans, and leggings which I never buy. I buy nice knit tees, A-line skirts, and winter crewneck sweaters that end at the waist. Their knits are good quality and retain color through machine washing. I would dare anyone to blind identify where I got the pieces I have.

Anonymous wrote:No, lol. It runs huge.

JJill: For Women Who Have Given Up

It’s for women who wear what they like.

OP here. Thanks. I’ve decided not to order anyway as the things I want are sold out in XS and I don’t want to deal with returning. Just as well. I don’t need more clothes.

You’d be fine with XS. Or maybe XXS.

Vanity sizing! Makes you feel better about yourself! 🤷🏼‍♀️

No, lol. It runs huge.

JJill: For Women Who Have Given Up

Runs large

Use the size chart.

Runs large in my experience.

Runs large IMO.

I don’t shop there much but see some sale items I like. I’m usually a size 4/S but their size S is a 6/8. But I also can’t really see myself ordering XS unless the clothes run big.

If it matters, I’m looking at looser “flowy” summer items that are on sale.

Yes, I could order/return but I’d prefer not to need to return.