
Traditional Dress Sizing & Fit Guide
, by Vivian Fong, 2 min reading time

, by Vivian Fong, 2 min reading time
How to choose the right size traditional dress — women's and girls' sizing, how to measure, and fit tips for festivals and folklórico dance.

Our traditional dresses are handmade, so getting the right size means a comfortable, twirl-ready fit for your celebration. This quick guide walks through how our sizing works, how to measure, and a few tips for choosing the perfect dress — the first time.
Each dress is a complete set — a blouse and a full, flowing skirt (the skirt runs about 36 inches long), plus a flower hair clip (and a belt on some styles).
Grab a soft measuring tape and take these three measurements over light clothing:
Then compare your numbers to the size chart in that product's photo gallery and pick the closest match. For children, measure the same way and use the girls' chart.
If your measurements land between two sizes, we generally recommend choosing the larger one. Traditional dresses are meant to move — a little extra room makes dancing and layering more comfortable, and the blouse and skirt drape better with room to spare.
To keep a dress fitting its best, hand-wash in cold water (or follow the care note on the product), and avoid hot water and high-heat drying. Cool care protects both the fit and the bright colors.
Women's X-Small to XX-Large and girls' sizes (typically 6–14, with some styles starting at 2). Check each product's size chart for exact measurements.
We recommend sizing up for comfort and movement.
The skirt is approximately 36 inches, designed to flatter a wide range of heights.
Yes — many styles come in both women's and girls' sizes so families can match.
We're happy to help — contact us with your measurements and the dress you're considering, and we'll point you to the right size.
Ready to pick yours? Explore our country-by-country guide to find your style, then browse our best sellers — and check the size chart on each product page before you order.
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