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before you begin:

Wear lightweight or form fitting clothing
Stand naturally and relaxed (no tensing muscles)
Use a flexible tape measure
Don’t pull the tape too tight (it should not cause indents in your skin)
Don’t let the tape sag or be loose
Follow the guide below and enjoy the process!

NAME

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First Name

Last Name

Basic Information

This information allows us to accurately assess your body's unique shape and the necessary room for a comfortable and well-fitting garment.

Gender

Male

Female

Height

Weight (approximate - in lbs)

Upper Body Measurements

These measurements are required for jackets, blazers, shirts and overcoats.

1. Neck/Collar

Measure just below the Adam's apple, with two fingers in between the tape. Follow the slight curvature of the neck.

2. Chest

Measure at the nipples, with one finger in between the tape. Keep the tape parallel to the ground. Ensure the tape is not too tight or loose (comfortably fitted).

3. Shoulder Width

Find the acromion bone on either side of the shoulder and measure across the curve of the shoulders (behind the neck). Hold the measuring tape at the shoulder point for the next measurement (sleeve length). Tip: You can wear a well fitted shirt to help locate the correct location of the shoulder bones: Watch Video

4. Sleeve

Using the exact point from the acromion bone, measure to where the wrist bone ends. If your arms are relaxed but bent, you can hold the measuring tape at the elbow and measure in two stages for more accuracy.

5. Torso

From the highest point of the shoulder (beside the neck), measure straight down (vertically) until you are in-line with where the thumb begins (past the first knuckle). Ensure you are standing straight (but relaxed).

6. Stomach

Measure at the belly button, with one finger in between the tape. Keep the tape parallel to the ground. Ensure the tape is not too tight or loose (comfortably fitted). Ensure stomach is relaxed (not sucked in).

7. Hip

Measure at the largest part of the buttocks, with one finger in between the tape. Keep the tape parallel to the ground. Ensure the tape is not too tight or loose (comfortably fitted).

8. Bicep

Measure around the bicep, in-line with the nipples. Ensure your arms are relaxed to the side of your body and the measuring tape is parallel to the ground.

9. Wrist

Measure around your wrist just after your wrist bone. Keep one finger in between the measuring tape.

Lower Body Measurements

These measurements are required for pants.

10. Waist

Measure around your natural waist which is located four finger widths (with a small gap between each finger) below your belly button. Ensure the measuring tape is parallel to the ground and not too tight or loose (comfortably fitted).

11. Legs

From the natural waist line (4 fingers widths below the belly button), measure straight (vertically) to the top of the foot (where the pant hem will sit). Make sure you are not wearing shoes.

12. Crotch

From the natural waist line (4 finger widths below the belly button), use the measuring tape to measure from the front, under the crotch and to the back (other side of the waist line). The measuring tape should be not be too tight or loose (comfortable).

13. Thighs

Measure around the thigh just below the crotch. Ensure the measuring tape is parallel to the ground and not too tight or loose.

14. Knees

Measure around the knee cap (at the widest point). Ensure the measuring tape is parallel to the ground.

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