T-shirt - Marlow Black

Find your size. Find your power.

At Wilma, we don't design clothes for standards.
We design them for the real bodies of women on the move.

Choosing the right size isn't about how it looks.
It's all about comfort, performance, and freedom.

A badly fitting pair of shorts can squeeze you.
A jersey that's too big will flap around.
And the wrong size can really slow you down.

Our mission: to let you ride, run, sweat, and perform — without ever having to think about your gear.

How to pick your women's sportswear size?

To pick the right size for your women's sportswear (cycling, running, trail), it's super important to go by your actual measurements, not just your usual size.

Grab a flexible tape measure and check these out:

1. Bust

Around the fullest part, don't pull it tight.

2. Waist

Around the slimmest part of your natural waist.

3. Hips

Around the widest part of your hips.

Measure yourself in your underwear, standing up, breathing normally.

Wilma Size Chart 

Our fabrics are technical, stretchy, and designed to move with you without holding you back.

What size should you pick for women's cycling shorts?

Women's cycling shorts should:

• hug your hips without squeezing

• support you without any tummy pressure

• keep the pad stable, no "floating" feeling

👉 If you're between two sizes:

• Go up a size for long-distance comfort.

• Go down a size if you like a really snug fit.

95% of our customers choose their usual size.

What size should you pick for a women's cycling jersey?

Our jerseys have a performance-oriented, snug fit.

If your bust measurement is close to the upper limit of a size, we recommend going up a size.

A fit designed with the female anatomy in mind.

At Wilma, every size is developed based on:

• the female pelvis

• riding posture

• specific pressure points

• real body shape variations

We don't just scale down men's sizes.
We design specifically for women.

If you're unsure, send us an email at[email protected] 

We're here to answer all your questions.