From measurements to design: What goes into your custom fajaUpdated 16 days ago
By Fajas Tributo
Creating your custom faja starts with getting to know your body and what you need from the garment. Your measurements guide the fit, while your routine and preferences help shape the design.
 | Two people with the same waist measurement can have different torso lengths, hips, and thighs. Taking these proportions into account helps determine where your faja sits and how far its coverage extends. If you decide to have a measurement appointment, have a flexible tape ready and wear light, close-fitting clothing if possible. We will walk you through each point, keeping the tape snug without pulling it tight. |
Choosing details that serve a purpose
For post-surgery orders, share any instructions in the checkout if you have received coverage, compression, timing, or accessories. If those instructions are unclear, we can help you understand our garment options while your healthcare provider confirms the medical requirements.
The details work together
Torso length, leg length, back coverage, straps, bra design, and opening style each play a part in how you wear your faja. Considering them together helps us narrow down the available options around your needs. You do not have to arrive knowing every feature. A preference as simple as “I want to wear my own bra” or “I need more back coverage” gives us a useful place to start. |  |
Let’s prepare your custom order together
Book a video call with a Compression Expert; we can review your measurements and explain the customization options available for the style you are considering.
This content is for educational purposes only. For post-surgery wear, follow your healthcare provider’s instructions on compression and timing.