How to Measure

- Product sizes are the measurements of the products.

- Fit may vary by 0.5 to 1.15 inches (0.5 to 1.18 inches for belt) depending on the product and fabric used.

**Place the garment on a flat surface and smooth out all wrinkles before measuring.
**Actual dimensions may differ due to wrinkles or misalignment of measurement positions.
 

[How to Measure Clothing]

• TOPS

  Example
  
  
  A. Shoulder Width
  The length between the broadest part of the shoulders.
  B. Body Width
  The length from armpit to armpit.
  C. Body Length
  The length in the back of the garment in the center to the bottom (hem).
  D. Body Length (off-center)
  Body length is measured from the highest point of the back shoulder to the hem. For knit products, body length is measured from the highest point of the front neckline to the hem.
  E. Neck Size
  The length of the collar when flattened, from the center of the top button to the edge of the button hole.
  F. Sleeve Length (Center Back)
  The length between the back center of the collar to the edge of the sleeve.
  G. Sleeve Length
  The length between the top of the shoulder to the opening of the sleeve
  H. Sleeve Width
  The width of the sleeve starting slightly below the armpit.
  I. Front Neck Depth
  Measure the shoulder/neckline under the ears to the bottom of the collar.
  J. Collar Stand
  The height from the neckline.

• BOTTOMS

  Example
  
  
  
  A. Waist measurement
  The narrowest part of the waist.
  B. Garment waist measurement
  The actual measurement of the waist of the garment. Measure the width of the front of the garment.
  C. Hip
  Measure the fullest part of the hip on the front of the garment.
  D. Inseam (length)
  The length between the crotch and the hem.
  E. Rising length
  The length between the top of the waistband and the crotch.
  F. Thigh
  From the crotch, measure across the leg at the widest point.
  G. Bottom width
  The width of the opening at the bottom of the leg.
  H. Skirt length
  The length from the top of the garment to the hem of the garment.
  I. Inseam
  Measure from the crotch, down the leg to the desired length of pants.

• BRAS

  Example
  
  
  A. Top Bust
  Measure the area around the fullest part of the chest.
  B. Underbust
  Measure just below the bust and around the ribcage.
  C. Point
  Make sure the measuring tape is horizontal while keeping the arms down and maintaining good posture.

• SHOES

  Example
  
  
  
  A. Insole length
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  B. Ball girth
  Measure the circumference of the foot starting below the toes.
  C. Heel height (top)
  Height of the back part of the shoe.
  D. Heel (below the shoe)
  The height of the actual heel of the shoe.
  E. Calf size
  The widest part of the calf.
  F. Foot width
  G. Around the instep / arch
  The length between the top of the boot to the heel.
  H. Boot height
  The widest part of the calf.
  I. Heel
  Measure the top to the bottom of the heel.

• ACCESSORIES

  Example
  
  
  A. Total length
  B. Width (including thumb)
  C. Width (not including thumb)
  D. Head circumference
  The circumference of the largest part of the head starting above the ears.
  E. Height
  The height from the headband to the top of the head.
  F. Total Length
  The total length from the buckle to the end of the belt.
  G. Panel Width
  Thickness of belt width.
  H. Length from the buckle to the nearest hole
  Length to the first best hole.
  I. Length from the buckle to the furthest hole
  Length from the buckle to the furthest hole.
  J. Hole Pitch
  Length to the next hole.

• [How to Measure body]

  • Body Measurements (Men)

    Example
    
    
    A. Head Size
    The circumference of the head above the ears and eyebrows.
    B. Neck Size
    Measure a shirt you have by flattening the collar and measuring from the center of the top button to the furthest edge of the button hole.
    C. Shoulder Width
    The length from the end of one shoulder to the other.
    D. Chest
    Starting below your armpit, measure across your chest.
    E. Waist
    Measure across the waist starting at the point halfway between the bottom of the ribs and the top of the hips. Depending on the product, it may be designed to be worn lower on the waist.
    F. Sleeve Length (Center Back)
    The length starting from the center of the collarbone, down the arm to the wrist.
    G. Stature
    The center of the back of the neck (where the bone sticks out), down the spine to the waistline.
    H.Inseam
    Measure the inseam of a pair of pants you have by starting from the stitches at the crotch down to the cuff along the inside stitches of the pants.

  • Body Measurements (Women)

    Example
    
    
    
    A. Head Size
    The circumference of the head above the ears and eyebrows.
    B. Neck Size
    The circumference of the neck.
    C. Shoulder Width
    The length between the end of one shoulder to the other shoulder.
    D. Chest / Bust
    The length across the chest starting below the armpits.
    E. Waist
    Measure across the waist starting at the point halfway between the bottom of the ribs and the top of the hips. Depending on the product, it may be designed to be worn lower on the waist.
    F. Hip
    While standing, measure the width of the fullest part of the hips.
    G. Sleeve Length (Center Back)
    The length starting from the center of the collarbone, down the arm to the wrist.
    H. Stature
    Place the measure along the body from the center of the back of the neck (where the bone sticks out) along the back to the apex of the curve of the back. from then on, the measure should drop down vertically to the natural waistline
    I. Inseam
    Measure from the crotch, down the leg to the desired length of pants.

  • Body Measurements (Kids)

    Example
    
    
    A. Heights
    Measure length from head to toe while standing upright.
    B. Chest / Bust
    Measure across the chest starting below the armpits.
    C. Waist
    Measure across the waist starting at the point halfway between the bottom of the ribs and the top of the hips. Depending on the product, it may be designed to be worn lower on the waist.

  • Body Measurements (Baby)

    Example
    
    
    A. Heights
    Measure length from head to toe while standing upright.

  • Body Measurements (Footwear)

    Example
    
    
    A. Foot Length
    Measure the length from the top of the longest toe to the back of the heel.
    B. Foot Circumference
    Measure around the broadest part of the foot.

  • Body Measurements (Maternity)

    Example
    
    
    A. Bump
    While standing, measure around the widest part of the baby bump.
    B. Hip
    While standing, start just below the bump and measure around the fullest part of the hips.