Size guide

Our pieces are Italian, and Italian clothing comes up smaller than French clothing. An Italian 40 corresponds to a French 36, in other words a size S. On a pair of jeans, the difference is felt straight away: take the time to check before ordering.

Size conversion

Our size	France	Italy
XXS	32	36
XS	34	38
S	36	40
M	38	42
L	40	44
XL	42	46

Some styles go down to 3XS or up beyond XL: the sizes actually available are shown on the product page. A few knits are offered in one size.

This conversion is a guide, not a rule. The same size does not wear the same way in a rigid raw denim and in a washed denim that has already given.

Denim, a special case

Raw denim does not stretch, or only very slightly. It must fit snugly from the first try-on. If it is tight in the fitting room, it will still be tight in six months.

Stretch denim gives by half a size with wear, usually at the waist and knees. If it fits perfectly at the first try-on, it will be a little loose after a few days. If in doubt, take the size below.

On wide cuts (balloon, wide leg, palazzo), the size is determined at the waistband, not at the thigh. The volume of the leg is drawn into the pattern; it does not depend on your figure.

How to take your measurements

Measure yourself in your underwear, with the tape measure flat against the body, without pulling it tight or holding your stomach in. Get someone to help you if you can: measurements taken on yourself are often inaccurate.

Waist: at the natural hollow, just above the navel. This is the measurement that decides the size of a pair of jeans.
Hips: at the widest point, about twenty centimetres below the waist.
Bust: at the fullest point, with the tape measure level across the back.
Inside leg: from the crotch to the bottom of the hem, along the inner leg. This is the usable length of a pair of trousers.
Rise: from the crotch to the waistband. This is what determines whether a pair of jeans is high-rise, regular or low-rise.

Between two sizes

On jeans in rigid denim, take the size above: a gaping waistband can be taken in, a waistband that is too tight cannot be put right.

On stretch jeans, take the size below.

On a knit or a loose shirt, take your usual size: the volume is part of the piece's design.

Trying on in the shop

The surest way is still to come and try on. We are at 25 rue du Président Édouard Herriot, Lyon 1^st, Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 7 pm. Order online and choose in-store collection: you try on there, exchange a size immediately, and the hem is taken up straight away.

Unsure before ordering? Write to us at contact@pleasefashion-lyon.fr or call 04 78 85 69 32, telling us the style and your measurements: we will tell you which size to go for.

Pickup available at Boutique Please — Lyon

Usually ready in 2 hours

Good to know

Same-day dispatch, Monday to Friday, for all orders placed before 3 pm.

Delivery in 1 to 2 working days, to your home or to the pick-up point of your choice.

Free in-store collection, 25 rue du Président Édouard Herriot in Lyon. Your order is ready within two hours.

Exchange and return within 14 days. Free exchange in store.

Secure payment. Card, PayPal, or in instalments with Klarna.

The Please draped top relies entirely on its fabric. A viscose satin crepe, glossy on the right side, both supple and weighty, which falls in crisp folds rather than floating. The collar is set high and left open: it falls freely over the front in an asymmetric drape that slides towards the waist and gives the piece all its structure.

The cut is loose, with no defined armhole: the short sleeves extend directly from the shoulder, kimono-style, which lightens the upper arm. The hem is curved and slightly longer at the back. Behind the neck, a keyhole opening fastened with a button lets you slip the piece on without breaking the line of the collar.

The garment is true to size, but the cut is deliberately loose: take your usual size if you like volume, or the size below if you prefer a closer-fitting look. Wear it tucked into wide-leg trousers or a long skirt to define the waist, or left out over straight jeans for a more relaxed look. The drape works better over fluid bottoms than very structured ones. Under a blazer, it replaces the shirt without its stiffness.

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