Lane Bryant Company is one of the most well-known retail womenswear chains in the United States, specializing in plus-size clothing. The brand was founded in 1904 by designer Lena Himmelstein. By the 2010s, the brand was distributed in 46 states in the United States and consisted of more than 800 chain stores.
Ryan Bryant is the largest super-large retailer in the United States. The products cover tops, coats, jeans, skirts, underwear, shoes, clothing accessories, etc., and are sold at moderate prices, so many women love them. Half of U.S. women wear a size 14 or larger; Lane Bryant focuses exclusively on fashion ideas for women aged 25 to 45.
The brand's founder, Lane, was not only a pioneer in maternity and plus-size clothing design but also in promoting the concept of "specialty retail." She is still used as a role model for social security for employees. If you are looking for high-quality women's fashion items, this post will help you find the right Lane Bryant size.
Lane Bryant Size Guide
Unlike male fashion designers who cater to unattainable ideals in the real world, Lane understands that many women with non-standard body shapes need confidence and admiration. These women go to someone who pays attention to the first and acknowledges their beauty and charm. In 1951, Lane Bryant's first branch opened in Chicago. One of Lane Bryant's most touching moves is the promise of free compensation to any customer for lost wardrobes due to the disaster. After the 1947 Texas fire, she "changed clothes" for 57 victims who ordered Lane Bryant's clothes.
Lane Bryant size charts and measuring tips will help you order the correct size. Size charts are available on each product page. Please click on an item and see an option to "view size chart" above the size options. Before looking at the size chart, you should fully understand your body measurements.
Tops Size Chart
The following Lane Bryant size charts will help you determine your size. If you are between two sizes, order the smaller size for a tighter fit or the larger size for a looser fit. If your measurements for bust and waist correspond to two different suggested sizes, order the size indicated by your bust measurement.
Bust: Measure under your arms and around your bust's fullest part.
Waist: Bend to one side to find the natural crease. Straighten and measure at this point.
Low hip: Stand with feet together and measure around the fullest part of the hip.
SIZE
BUST
WAIST
LOW HIP
10
38
32
40.5
12
40
34
42.5
14
42
36
44.5
16
44
38
46.5
18
46
40
48.5
20
48
42
50.5
22
50
44
52.5
24
52
46
54.5
26
54
48
56.5
28
56
50
58.5
30
58
52
60.5
32
60
54
62.5
34
62
56
64.5
36
64
58
66.5
38
66
60
68.5
40
68
62
70.5
Sweaters Size Chart
SIZE
BUST
WAIST
LOW HIP
10
38
32
40.5
12
40
34
42.5
14
42
36
44.5
16
44
38
46.5
18
46
40
48.5
20
48
42
50.5
22
50
44
52.5
24
52
46
54.5
26
54
48
56.5
28
56
50
58.5
30
58
52
60.5
32
60
54
62.5
Signature Fit Size Chart
Signature Fit is the universal fit with a slight curve from waist to hip. It has a 6"-9" differential between waist and hip.
Straight Fit: Jeans with a fuller waist & smaller hip & thigh. 2"-4" differential between waist and hip.
Curvy-Fit: Curve-loving jeans with a smaller waist and curvier hip & thigh. 10"-12" differential between waist and hip.
SIZE
WAIST
LOW HIP
THIGH
10/12
10
32
40.5
24
12
34
42.5
25.25
14/16
14
36
44.5
26.5
16
38
46.5
27.75
18/20
18
40
48.5
29
20
42
50.5
30.25
22/24
22
44
52.5
31.5
24
46
54.5
32.75
26/28
26
48
56.5
34
28
50
58.5
35.25
30/32
30
52
60.5
36.5
32
54
62.5
37.75
34/36
34
56
64.5
39
36
58
66.5
40.25
38/40
38
60
68.5
41.5
40
62
70.5
42.75
Straight Jeans Size Chart
SIZE
WAIST
LOW HIP
THIGH
10
35
38
21
12
37
40
22.25
14
39
42
23.5
16
41
44
24.75
18
43
46
26
20
45
48
27.25
22
47
50
28.5
24
49
52
29.75
26
51
54
31
28
53
56
32.25
30
55
58
33.5
32
57
60
34.75
34
59
62
36
36
61
64
37.25
38
63
66
38.5
40
65
68
39.75
Curvy Jeans Size Chart
SIZE
WAIST
LOW HIP
THIGH
10
32
43.5
26
12
34
45.5
27.25
14
36
47.5
28.5
16
38
49.5
29.75
18
40
51.5
31
20
42
53.5
32.25
22
44
55.5
33.5
24
46
57.5
34.75
26
48
59.5
36
28
50
61.5
37.25
30
52
63.5
38.5
32
54
65.5
39.75
34
56
67.5
41
36
58
69.5
42.25
38
60
71.5
43.5
40
62
73.5
44.75
Pants Size Chart
SIZE
WAIST
LOW HIP
10
32
40.5
12
34
42.5
14
36
44.5
16
38
46.5
18
40
48.5
20
42
50.5
22
44
52.5
24
46
54.5
26
48
56.5
28
50
58.5
30
52
60.5
32
54
62.5
34
56
64.5
36
58
66.5
38
60
68.5
40
62
70.5
Dresses Size Chart
SIZE
BUST
WAIST
LOW HIP
10
38
32
40.5
12
40
34
42.5
14
42
36
44.5
16
44
38
46.5
18
46
40
48.5
20
48
42
50.5
22
50
44
52.5
24
52
46
54.5
26
54
48
56.5
28
56
50
58.5
30
58
52
60.5
32
60
54
62.5
34
62
56
64.5
36
64
58
66.5
38
66
60
68.5
40
68
62
70.5
Skirts Size Chart
SIZE
WAIST
LOW HIP
10
32
40.5
12
34
42.5
14
36
44.5
16
38
46.5
18
40
48.5
20
42
50.5
22
44
52.5
24
46
54.5
26
48
56.5
28
50
58.5
30
52
60.5
32
54
62.5
Crops & Shorts Size Chart
SIZE
WAIST
LOW HIP
10
32
40.5
12
34
42.5
14
36
44.5
16
38
46.5
18
40
48.5
20
42
50.5
22
44
52.5
24
46
54.5
26
48
56.5
28
50
58.5
30
52
60.5
32
54
62.5
Sport Bras Size Chart
SIZE
BUST
BRA SIZE
MAY ALSO BE SUITABLE FOR
12
39-41.5
38B
34DD, 36C, 36D
14/16
40-45.5
38C, 40C
38D, 38DD, 4B, 40C
18/20
44-49
40D, 42D
40DD, 40DDD, 42B, 42C
22/24
47.5-52.5
42DD, 44DD
42DDD, 42F, 44C, 44D
26/28
51-56
44DDD, 46DDD
44F, 44G, 46D, 46DD, 46DDD
30/32
55-60
46F, 48F
46G, 46H, 48DD, 48DDD
Bralettes Size Chart
Use the chart below to determine your size. If you are on the borderline between two sizes, we suggest size down. Loose bands may slip off and create discomfort. When taking measurements, use a cloth tape measure.
In 2013, Lane Bryant announced its first collaboration with designer Isabel Toledo and artist Ruben Toledo. In December 2013, the design team produced a capsule collection of T-shirts with the logo and tote bags featuring Ruben Toledo's sketches. In March 2014, Lane Bryant announced a collaboration with Sophie Theallet to produce underwear and sleepwear for its lingerie line, Cacique, to be released in 2014. Today, Lane Bryant is a large chain of retail women's clothing stores located in many major malls across the United States.
Lane Bryant Company is one of the most well-known retail womenswear chains in the United States, specializing in plus-size clothing. The brand was founded in 1904 by designer Lena Himmelstein. By the 2010s, the brand was distributed in 46 states in the United States and consisted of more than 800 chain stores.
