Rixo

Rixo fits slightly large. Most people find their usual UK size works, but if you're between sizes or want a less billowy look, sizing down one is the more common recommendation. Shoppers typically describe RIXO as cut on the generous, floaty side — silk and viscose styles with room through the waist and body — so the usual size works for most, while those wanting a closer fit often go down one; bust-heavy or wrap/tie styles are the most frequently reported exception.

Shoppers typically describe RIXO as cut on the generous, floaty side — silk and viscose styles with room through the waist and body — so the usual size works for most, while those wanting a closer fit often go down one; bust-heavy or wrap/tie styles are the most frequently reported exception. Overall shape: relaxed and fluid, with volume through the body and sleeves rather than a fitted cut.

Rixo jackets fits slightly large. Stick with your usual size — these are cut to layer, so sizing up is rarely needed. Shape: loose, kimono- or shacket-like layering shapes rather than structured tailoring.

Rixo shirts & overshirts fits slightly large. Take your normal size for the intended volume, or size down one if you dislike a blousy silhouette — but check bust reviews, as button and tie fronts can pull on fuller busts. Shape: relaxed, blousy body with pronounced puffed or gathered sleeves; not a tailored shirt cut.

Rixo trousers & pants fits true to size. Order your usual size and plan for a possible hem, since the leg length is often reported as generous. Shape: soft, fluid and mostly straight or wide through the leg rather than fitted.