How MyDasma gets your perfect fit in 4 easy steps?

Step 1: Choose Your Standard size

Start by selecting your usual size (e.g., size 10). This is the foundation for your gown. If you’re not from Australia here’s our size conversion table below:


 
Step 2: Personalized Measurements

A MyDasma Customer Care expert will email you to collect 4 key measurements in centimeters:

Bust (cm)

Waist (cm)

Hips (cm)

Height (cm)

If you know your intended heel height, let us know — it helps us perfect the gown’s length. If you don’t know this yet, all good. The standard length will be maintained, which is dependent on the dress style.

Step 3: Step-by-Step Video Guidance 

We send you videos showing exactly how to measure yourself, so there’s no guesswork.

Step 4: Designer Adjustments

Our designers use your measurements to check if your chosen size will work or if minor adjustments are needed.


Why Your Measurements Matter

When you provide your bust, waist, hips, and height, our designers use them to make sure your gown fits perfectly:

Bust: Shapes the top so it sits comfortably and flatters your figure.

Waist: Ensures the dress hugs you in all the right places.

Hips: Gives the skirt a smooth, elegant drape and allows for easy movement.

Height: Helps position the waistline and ensures the hem falls just right.

By combining these four measurements, we can adjust your chosen size so the gown fits like it was made just for you — even before any alterations.

Your measurements guide us. Our expertise ensures your gown feels flawless.


But what if the sizing is still off?

No worries — you have 14 days to return it, even if alterations have been made. When you buy from MyDasma you’re not alone, but we’re with you every step of the way. We can be contacted very easily via:

WhatsApp +61431314316

Email: kontakti@mydasma.com

Your measurements, our expertise — every gown, a perfect fit, guaranteed.


To see more, visit our Product Pages and Our Story page — where every gown and every story begins.

Real people, real power