To measure the chest circumference, stand straight and wrap the measuring tape around the highest part of your chest, right where you armpits are and make sure the tape is arranged in a straight line.

Please note that the bust measurement is not the same as your bra size. To measure the bust circumference, stand straight, open your arms slightly and wrap the measuring tape around the roundest part of your bust. From the back, you need to make sure that it is in a straight line with the front and that it is not curving up or down. Do not tighten around the bust too much, wrap it around comfortably in a way where you not feel any kind of thug or pressure at all.

This body detail will help us get a perfect top or dress fit for you where the style is fitted, to ensure the perfect positioning of darts or items that have bra pad inserts.

Stand straight (do not droop your shoulders), measure the length from the highest point of your shoulder - the nape of your neck from the front, down till the roundest part of your bust (from where you measured the bust circumference).

Stand straight, measure the length from the highest point of your shoulder - the nape of your neck from the front, down till the roundest part of your bust (from where you measured the bust circumference).

Women’s Dresses

You measure the waist circumference for dresses at the navel. Stand with your back straight and breathe naturally - dont hold your breath or push out your waist. Wrap the tape around your waist where your navel is.

Women’s Bottoms

To measure the waist circumference for a bottom, you need to wrap the measuring tape around your waist where you usually wear your trousers (or even skirts in case of women). Make sure it is in a straight line around your waist and it’s not twisting or tilting anywhere.

For bottoms and women’s dresses, we need a hip circumference. To measure that, you need to stand straight with your legs not too wide apart. You then find the roundest part of your hip and wrap the measuring tape around it in a straight line.

For women’s dresses, you’ll need to measure the hip length as well, ie. from the highest shoulder point to the hip level from where you measured the circumference.

In case of suits and jackets, we will need your top hip measurement that is usually at the beginning of the hip.

To measure the waist circumference for a bottom, you need to wrap the measuring tape around your waist where you usually wear your trousers (or even skirts in case of women). Make sure it is in a straight line around your waist and it’s not twisting or tilting anywhere.

Women need to make sure they measure it over their bust point in a curve to ensure a correct length measurement as mentioned in 4 - Waist Length.

To measure the sleeve length, you need to bend your arms and take the length along your arm with the bend as shown in the diagram. Some of the common sleeve lengths are mentioned, however, you can choose any length you prefer.

To measure the wrist circumference, just wrap the tape around your wrist right before the hand starts and note.

Measured from the side, you start from the point where you usually wear trousers, till the length you desire in a straight line. You can also measure this from a trouser you have that you like the fit. For example, if you prefer wearing heels and want the trouser to be longer, you can measure the length while wearing the heels. You can measure from the top of the belt along the side seam to the hem of the trousers.

You can measure the inseam on the inside of your legs. Stand straight, and measure from the crotch (not too up high, but where you want your trouser crotch to be) down your leg on the inside to the length of the bottom. If you measured the length from a ready trouser, you can measure the inseam in the same way from the trousers itself.