The argyle bodycon mini has a six-row chart. From S through 2XL, bust and waist each rise 4 cm per step. The final row to 3XL rises only 2 cm in both. If you are between those last sizes, the difference is small enough to verify before assuming the usual progression continues.

Read all five columns at the boundary

At 2XL the chart states bust 91, waist 80, sleeve 20, shoulder 39 and length 80 cm. At 3XL it states 93, 82, 20, 40 and 81 cm. Thus the last step is +2/+2/0/+1/+1 cm. The seller also notes possible 2–3 cm manual-measurement variation. A two-centimeter listed change could be close to that tolerance, so request a current flat measurement of both sizes rather than treating the difference as certain wearing room.

Check the chart’s unit of comparison

Measure a fitted mini that you can sit in at bust, waist, shoulder and body length. Ask whether the published bust and waist are finished garment circumferences or body targets, and how a flat width is doubled. If the 3XL row is intentional, compare its full set of measurements with the reference dress; if it is a transcription error, request corrected figures before choosing. The product gives no fabric composition or measured stretch.

Confirm the selected appearance

The color option is labeled “As a Picture,” which is not a color specification. Ask for a current photograph of the exact available option and check pattern placement on the chosen size. The chart can address dimensions only; it cannot settle the picture-dependent color or motif.