The single biggest reason people send clothes back is fit. Not quality, not colour - fit. And most of it comes down to guessing a size instead of checking one.
Measure yourself once
Take three measurements over your underwear, with the tape snug but not tight: your bust at the fullest point, your waist at the narrowest, your hips at the widest. Write them down. They'll be valid for a long time and save you from guessing on every site you visit.
Ignore the letter, read the description
An M means nothing on its own - it varies by brand and by garment. What matters is how a piece is cut. Every Edaliya product page has a Fit section that tells you plainly whether something runs true to size, oversized or close to the body, and what to do if you're between sizes.
Know what you want from the fit
Our knitwear and hoodies are cut deliberately roomy - take your usual size for that relaxed look, or size down if you'd rather it sat closer. Tailoring is true to size and meant to sit at the natural waist. Between two sizes on a trouser? Take the smaller one for a closer waistband, the larger if you'll wear it over a tucked-in knit.
Compare against something you own
Lay a garment you already love flat and measure it across the chest or waist, then double it. Comparing that number to a size guide is more reliable than comparing your body to one.
And if it's still wrong
Email us before you send anything back and we'll arrange an exchange for another size or colour. You have 60 days, delivery is free, and no one here will make it complicated.