Sizing Incontinence Pants for Petite or Plus-Size Bodies

For Petite Bodies

If your waist and hip measurements sit toward the lower end of the range, Bestiee’s M size (waist 90–130 cm, hip 105–150 cm) is typically the starting point to check first. A few tips: - Don’t assume a smaller clothing size automatically means a smaller incontinence pant size — always measure both waist and hip directly - Watch for gapping at the legs, which is more common on a petite frame if the size runs slightly large - A snug (not tight) fit still matters just as much at the smaller end of the range

For Plus-Size Bodies

At the larger end, Bestiee’s XL size (waist 130–170 cm, hip 165–188 cm) is built with a bigger absorbent core (55 × 16 cm) and higher rated absorption (up to 2200 ml) — not simply a stretched version of the smaller sizes. - Make sure both waist and hip measurements are checked — a larger waist doesn’t always mean a proportionally larger hip measurement, and vice versa - A properly sized larger fit should still feel secure and non-restrictive, not just “big enough” - Higher absorbency in larger sizes means fewer changes needed, not just extra room

Universal Sizing Advice, Regardless of Body Shape

Alwaysmeasureyouractualwaistandhipcircumference—don’t estimate from regular clothing size

Ifyou’rebetweentwosizes,sizingupgenerallygivesmore comfortable, breathable containment

Reassesssizingifyourbodyshapechanges(postpartumrecovery, weight changes, recovery from surgery)

Comfort and Confidence at Every Size

The goal is the same at every point on the sizing chart: a fit that feels secure, breathable, and completely unremarkable under your clothes

— not something you notice or think about all day.

The Bottom Line

Whether you’re petite or plus-size, the process is identical — measure both waist and hip, match to the chart, and size up if you’re in between. The right fit exists at every size.

Every body deserves the right fit. Explore the full Bestiee Pull-Up Pants size range — M, L, and XL — at bestiee.com.