Use the measurements below to determine your size. If you’re on the borderline between two sizes we suggest sizing up for a more comfortable fit. If you like things super tight you may want to size down but then make sure your chest measurement (tops) and hip measurement (shorts) aligns with our sizing guide otherwise the chances are the garment won’t fit.

If your measurements for chest and waist correspond to two different suggested sizes, order the size indicated by your chest measurement.

At Enjoy we suspect that the majority of our clients embrace healthy living. We therefore tailor and design from an athletic male and female figure form and then product test using keen athletes relating to that particular products field. Trying to find a one size fits all solution for everybody is near impossible. The biggest single mistake people make is assuming the medium item they already own is a universal standard so with the measurements above, here are some pointers to assist you in getting the perfect fit.

1. The increase between sizes is incremental so if you prefer a looser feel and you are at the top end of a size then rather size up one size. If you know you love it tight but are sitting in the crosshairs of two sizes, then possibly look to downsize to the smaller size of the two. It all comes down to personal preference at the end of the day.

2. Few people fall into an exact size when looking at the detailed measurements so the most important measurements to consider are the chest and waist area. If you are above or close to the limit of either of these measurements it is likely the item will feel too small.

3. We have a full size curve at our offices in Cape Town where you are welcome to fit.

4. We fit people on a daily basis so if you remain unsure or are unable to fit please contact us if you wish to discuss further.