conversion chart
If you’re between sizes, we recommend sizing up to the bigger size.
We offer free, easy exchanges, so if the fit isn’t quite right just email us at info@continuallwear.com.au and we’ll organise the correct size for you.
why the periodic elements ?
At Continuall, we believe confidence and comfort should never be defined by a number. That’s why we use an alternate sizing system inspired by the periodic element chart instead of traditional labels. Our aim is to remove the stigma around sizing and create a more inclusive, empowering experience. Compression best works when the fit is right, we provide a clear conversion chart to guide you.
how to measure for your fit/element
pregnant and measuring for postpartum?
hot tips for finding your fit ...
pregnancy
Our pregnancy leggings are designed to grow with you. They may feel snug when you first put them on, but the belly panel and flexible seams are made to stretch and support you from early pregnancy through to full term.
We recommend measuring your hips and If you’re between sizes and 20 weeks or more, (or if you've really popped early!) consider sizing up.
It should feel snug through on your baby bump, but never restrictive or uncomfortable, if so you may need the size up (just email us!).
postpartum
From 36 weeks onwards, we recommend measuring your hips at the widest point, under the bump if still pregnant, and matching this to our size guide. If you’re between sizes, we suggest sizing up. Please don’t assume you’ll be the same as your pregnancy size, as hips often widen throughout pregnancy.
They should feel snug and supportive through the abdomen and legs, but never restrictive or uncomfortable, if so you may need to size up (just email us!). As they offer targeted abdominal compression, they can feel firm to pull on over the thighs and legs, but once in place, they should feel secure and supportive.
