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Women's Fit & Size Guide

SEDICI for women riders.

Built from 100+ rider reviews across 10+ SEDICI products.

SEDICI sizing at a glance

Runs small

69 of 110 women riders reported it runs small.

Most riders size up one if they're between sizes.

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SEDICI sizing & how to measure

Measure yourself once, then match it to SEDICI's chart on any product page. Here is exactly what to measure for each kind of SEDICI gear.

  • Chest

    Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the armpits, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.

  • Waist

    Measure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.

  • Arm Bent (Shoulder to Wrist)

    Standing up straight with your elbow bent at a 45° angle, measure from the Acromion or summit of your shoulder, down to your wrist bone along the outside of the arm.

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How SEDICI fits women, from real riders

What riders praise

  • Works for curvy builds — fits through hips and booty without needing to dramatically size up
  • Knee and hip pads align correctly once correctly sized
  • Shorter torso cut works well for petite or short-torso riders
  • Waist and chest proportions flattering for a wide range of builds
  • Works for athletic builds with broader back and arm muscles relative to chest
  • Wide size range including 2X for larger builds

Watch-outs

  • Inseam runs long for shorter riders — check for a Short version if your inseam is under 28"
  • Do not size down from your measurements — order your usual size
  • Sizing inconsistent between sizes — measure chest and waist; don't rely on label size alone
  • Shoulders run narrow — sizing up makes the torso baggy without fixing the shoulder fit
  • Not suited for riders with wide shoulders and an average bust
  • Run slightly small across all sizes tested, consider sizing up

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