Collection: Dress Forms & Mannequins

A dress form is a torso-shaped stand that holds a garment or fabric in place so you can fit, drape, pin and hem while the piece stays on the form. It helps you see how a garment hangs and lets you work without a model.

Compare your bust, waist and hip measurements to the size chart on the product page, and choose the closest size. If you are between sizes, choose an adjustable form that can match your measurements more closely.

An adjustable dress form has dials or sections that change its measurements, so it can match different body sizes or follow your size changes. It is a flexible option for fitting different clients or yourself over time.

Yes. Most dress forms have a soft foam or fabric-covered surface that accepts pins, which lets you mark and secure fabric while you drape or fit. Use sharp pins, avoid forcing them through hard areas and pin on the form's marked lines. Remove pins when you are done to prevent rust marks.

Use the dials or knobs to match your measurements, following the instructions included with the product. Check the bust, waist and hip measurements with a tape measure after each adjustment.