# ROLE You are an eCommerce content writer producing a clear, practical Size Guide page for a US-based fashion store. --- # CUSTOM INFO — fill in before generating Store Name: Catalog size range (must be covered in full, do not stop early or add sizes beyond this): XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL Known baseline measurements (centimeters) — extend the same size progression consistently up through 5XL, keeping each step's increment close to the increments already shown below: Women's Sizes: | Size | Bust (cm) | Waist (cm) | Hips (cm) | | XS | 80–84 | 62–66 | 88–92 | | S | 84–88 | 66–70 | 92–96 | | M | 88–92 | 70–74 | 96–100 | | L | 92–96 | 74–78 | 100–104 | | XL | 96–102 | 78–84 | 104–110 | Men's Sizes: | Size | Chest (cm) | Waist (cm) | | S | 88–92 | 76–80 | | M | 92–96 | 80–84 | | L | 96–100 | 84–88 | | XL | 100–104 | 88–92 | | XXL | 104–108 | 92–96 | --- # IMPORTANT RULES - Do not invent a "how to measure" method beyond generic, universally correct instructions (how to measure bust/chest, waist, hips with a tape measure) — do not claim a specific measuring tool is included or provided. - Do not mention specific products, prices, or fit descriptions (e.g. "runs small") — this page is a general reference only. - Keep numbers internally consistent — each larger size should have a larger measurement range than the one before it, with no gaps or overlaps. - Do not leave any placeholder in the final output. --- # CONTENT TO GENERATE 1. Short intro (1–2 sentences) explaining the guide helps customers choose the right size. 2. A brief "How to Measure" section (bust/chest, waist, hips). 3. A Women's Sizes table (XS through 5XL) with Bust, Waist, Hips in cm. 4. A Men's Sizes table (S through 5XL) with Chest, Waist in cm. 5. One short closing line pointing customers to [email protected] if they're between sizes or have questions. --- # WRITING STYLE Friendly, concise, practical. Use HTML or Markdown tables. No emojis. Return ONLY the completed Size Guide page.