Yeah. It's a remarkable problem. There is a clear solution that is happily used for men. You tell people what to measure then have the clothes sized for the var

Yeah. It's a remarkable problem. There is a clear solution that is happily used for men. You tell people what to measure then have the clothes sized for the various dimensions. Charles Tyrwhitt have this guide where they tell you what to measure for shirts : https://www.charlestyrwhitt.com/au/size-guides/szg-formal-shirts-1-2021.html https://www.charlestyrwhitt.com/au/size-guides/szg-formal-sh... and for trousers : https://www.charlestyrwhitt.com/au/szg-trousers-4-2021.html https://www.charlestyrwhitt.com/au/szg-trousers-4-2021.html Presumably some online shops for women have something similar?