Measurement Guide

Learn how to take accurate measurements at home for perfectly fitted garments

Manual Measurement Guide

Follow these step-by-step instructions to take accurate measurements at home

Before You Begin

  • Use a flexible measuring tape (cloth or plastic)
  • Wear fitted clothing or undergarments for accurate measurements
  • Stand straight with arms relaxed at your sides
  • Keep the measuring tape snug but not tight
  • Have someone assist you for more accurate results

Essential Measurements

1

Chest/Bust

Measure around the fullest part of your chest/bust, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Men's Shirt Size: Chest Measurement
S 36-38"
M 39-41"
L 42-44"
XL 45-47"
Chest Measurement
2

Waist

Measure around your natural waistline (where you normally wear your pants), keeping the tape slightly loose.

Women's Dress Size: Waist Measurement
XS 24-26"
S 27-29"
M 30-32"
L 33-35"
Waist Measurement
3

Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Common Hip Sizes: For Fitting Pants/Skirts
Small 35-37"
Medium 38-40"
Large 41-43"
X-Large 44-46"
Hip Measurement
4

Shoulder Width

Measure from the edge of one shoulder to the edge of the other shoulder, across your back.

Common Shoulder Widths: For Shirts/Blouses
Narrow 14-15"
Average 16-17"
Broad 18-19"
Shoulder Measurement
5

Sleeve Length

With arm slightly bent, measure from the shoulder point down to where you want the sleeve to end.

Common Sleeve Lengths: For Shirts/Blouses
Short 7-9"
Regular 23-25"
Long 26-28"
Sleeve Measurement
6

Inseam (For Pants)

Measure from the crotch to the bottom of the ankle (or where you want the pants to end).

Common Inseam Lengths: For Pants
Short 28-30"
Regular 31-33"
Long 34-36"
Inseam Measurement

Download Measurement Charts

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Your Saved Profiles

Men's Shirt Saved on 15 Oct 2023
Women's Dress Saved on 10 Oct 2023

Video Measurement Tutorials

Watch our detailed video guides for different garment types

How to Measure for a Men's Shirt

Step-by-step guide to measuring chest, waist, sleeve length, and more for a perfect shirt fit.

8 min video

Women's Blouse Measurement Guide

Learn how to accurately measure bust, waist, shoulder width for blouses and tops.

10 min video

Pants Measurement Tutorial

Complete guide to measuring waist, hips, inseam, and outseam for perfectly fitted pants.

7 min video
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Saved Measurement Profiles

Save your measurements for different garment types and reuse them for future orders

Your Saved Profiles

Profile Name Garment Type Last Updated Actions
Work Shirts
Men's Formal Shirt 15 Oct 2023
Casual Pants
Men's Chinos 10 Oct 2023
Party Wear
Women's Dress 5 Oct 2023

Pro Tailor's Measurement Tips

Expert advice to ensure your measurements are accurate for perfectly fitted garments

Use the Right Tools

Always use a flexible measuring tape (cloth or plastic). Metal tapes can give inaccurate readings. If you don't have one, use a string and then measure it against a ruler.

Wear Proper Clothing

Wear fitted clothing or undergarments similar to what you'll wear with the garment. Bulky clothing can add inches to your measurements.

Stand Naturally

Stand straight but naturally, with arms relaxed at your sides. Don't suck in your stomach or puff out your chest - this will affect the fit.

Keep Tape Snug

The measuring tape should be snug against your body but not tight. You should be able to fit a finger between the tape and your body.

Measure Twice

Always take each measurement at least twice to ensure accuracy. If measurements differ, take a third measurement and use the average.

Get Assistance

Have someone help you with measurements, especially for hard-to-reach areas like shoulder width and back measurements.

Common Measurement Mistakes to Avoid

1. Measuring Over Bulky Clothing

This can add unnecessary inches to your measurements, resulting in loose-fitting garments.

2. Pulling the Tape Too Tight

This can make garments uncomfortably tight. The tape should be snug but not constricting.

3. Incorrect Waist Measurement

Your natural waist is above your belly button, not where you wear your pants.

4. Not Considering Posture

Stand naturally as you measure - slouching or standing unnaturally straight affects fit.

Need Help With Measurements?

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