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Most women want comfort above all else when it comes time for bedtime. That's why so many women wear sweatpants, t-shirts, or boxer shorts to sleep. If absolute comfort is the aim, we carry a variety of sleepwear options that offer supreme comfort. Look for looser-fitting all cotton or cotton/modal pajama pants and top them off with a cotton jersey t-shirt or cami. Other favorites for comfort are sets that include either a cami and boy short or a full pajama top and bottom. Use this chart to find your size in pajama pants, and remember that sometimes it's nice to go with a slightly bigger size for your sleeping comfort. Sometimes sleepwear is more about setting the mood in the bedroom than it is about comfort (and that's not to say you can't also be comfortable). But if you are looking for sexy sleepwear to entice that special someone, we have exactly what you're looking for in our baby doll and chemise sections. Sizing yourself properly for a baby

Measure around your back, across the fullest part of your breast. Make sure the measuring tape is horizontal but not too tight. Round to the nearest whole inch.

Shapewear to offer proper control, you need to find the right fit. Easier said than done! That's why we've compiled this fitting guide to help you determine your perfect fit. Shapewear sizing can be based on hip, waist, bra band, bra cup or combination of these measurements. Tips for Correctly Putting on Shapewear Gather up the sides so you.re holding the entire shapewear piece in your hands. Step into the leg holes and pull up until you get to the spot where you.d like the shaping to start. Unroll the garment upward, without twisting. Unroll the garment downward. Smooth out until everything is flat. Important Fit Tips for Shapewear Shapewear should fit comfortably Your skin shouldn.t bulge where the edges of the fabric meet your body When you sit, stand, bend over and walk around, the shapewear should stay put Lighter Control will smooth your body but it won't reshape Moderate control tones your body but it won't necessarily reduce your size Firm Con

Panties are sized differently depending on the different brand name.Some are sized with a waist measurement, some with a hip measurement and still others go by pant size. Measure by Waist Measure around the natural indentation of your waist. You can also bend to one side to find the natural crease. This is your natural waist. It is generally higher than you expect and above your belly button. Make sure you measure with a snug, but not constricting fit. Measure by Hip Measure around the fullest part of the hips. Make sure to measure a horizontal line around your body. Take a measurement with a snug, but not restrictive fit.

When measuring to determine your bra size you should, if possible, wear a comfortable standard underwired bra (not padded or push-up, etc.) Measure Band Size Measure around your rib cage, just under the bust. Make sure you pull the measuring tape tight and horizontally around your body. Round to the nearest whole inch. If you come up with an even number, add 2. If you come up with an odd number, add 3. The result is your band size. Measure Cup Size Measure around your back, across the fullest part of your breast. Make sure the measuring tape is horizontal but not too tight. Round to the nearest whole inch. Subtract this number from your band size. The difference corresponds to your cup size. See the chart below for your cup size. Different brands size their bras differently. A band measurement is a band measurement, but the shape of the cups and the size of the center attachment between cups vary from brand to brand. you may fit a 36DD in one brand perfectly and