Kakobuy Women's Finds: Use the Product Type to Decide What "Fit" Means

That variety means one generic sizing rule is especially unhelpful.

For fitted tops and dresses

Prioritize: bust/chest, waist, hip where relevant, body length, stretch, strap length on fitted/slip styles.

Compare with a similar garment you own.

For activewear

Check: product chart, stretch description, waist/hip range, top/bottom sizing when sold as a set.

A set can create a mismatch when the top and bottom ideally need different sizes. Confirm how the live listing handles options.

For heels and footwear

Use the same shoe principles: size system, foot/insole length where available, heel height, toe shape, strap placement.

QC priorities

Match the QC request to the product rather than to the category label.

A bodycon dress may need a garment measurement. A heel may need strap/heel and size-label evidence. An activewear set may need confirmation that both pieces match the ordered size/color.

Parcel note

Delicate surfaces, heels and structured items should not be packed as if they were soft T-shirts.

Separate "women's category" from "women's sizing"

The category label does not create one sizing system.

A knit top, activewear set, fitted dress, skirt and heel can all use different measurements.

Use the product type to decide the reference.

Dress

Chest/bust, waist, hip where fitted, body length, strap length if relevant.

Skirt

Waist, hip, total length, slit or stretch information.

Activewear set

Top and bottom size options, waist/hip range, top support/cut and whether the set must use one size for both pieces.

Crop top

Chest width, body length and strap/shoulder construction.

Heel

Foot length/size system, heel height, toe shape and strap placement.

Set products need an option audit

When a product contains two pieces, confirm: both pieces are included, the selected color applies to both, top/bottom sizing rules, whether pieces can be sized separately.

A product photo can show a set even when a specific option represents only one component. Use the live option text as the deciding source.

QC should match the garment

Do not request the same measurement for every product.

A bodycon dress may need waist or hip. A crop top may need chest width. A skirt may need waist and length. A heel may need size label and footbed/insole reference.

The measurement is useful only when it answers the fit question.