This information is needful because if you are a returning customer then you can simply skip the measurement part because we keep your measurement on file for 5 years, unless you feel your measurement has changed.

For first time customer who are not sure of self-measurement, we would suggest you to send us a sample of your favorite outfit so we can copy, with alterations if required and we will mail it back to you with your order.

• Measure around your neck at the height where your collar, if buttoned, would be.
• This measurement should be taken along the lower section of the neck, below your Adams Apple and above your Sternal Notch.
• The tape should be comfortably touching the skin, with enough room so that you do not feel restricted.

• Measure around the chest and body at its fullest part (typically right under the armpits and shoulder blades, right across the nipples).
• Hold the tape against the body tight enough so that it does not slip down, but not so tight that it restricts breathing. It should be “snug”.
• Make sure the tape is horizontal and the person's arms are by their side; then take a normal breath and measure.
• Do not puff out your chest.
• Double check this measurement.

• Measure from the end of the right shoulder to the end of the left shoulder.
• We define the “End of the Shoulder” as where the
  horizontal plane of the shoulder intersects the
  vertical plane of the arm (see illustration).
• Double check measurement.

• Measure from the end of the right shoulder to the “Pinch” of the right hand.
• The “Pinch” of the hand is found where the base of the thumb and the base of the index finger intersect
  (approximately 1 inch above the index finger knuckle).
• Double check this measurement.

• Measure around the fullest part of the bicep with the arms by your side.
• You need only measure one side.

• Measure around the fullest part of the wrist.
• You need only measure one side.

• Measure around the fullest part of the waist/stomach or right below your bottom ribs, whichever is greater.

• Measure around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.

• Measure straight down the front from the base of the neck (right or left side) to the point level with your thumb knuckle.

• With the person's arms by their side, measure across the front of the chest.
• Start at the front of the right armpit, continue measuring across the nipples, and then stop at the front of the left armpit. Do not measure under the arms.
• This is the front part of the full chest measurement we took in step 2.

• With the person's arms by their side, measure across the back.
• Start at the back of the right armpit, continue measuring across the shoulder blades, and then stop at the back of the left armpit. Do not measure under the arms.
• This is the back part of the full chest
  measurement we took in step 2.

• Measure around your waist at the level where you would normally wear your pant’s belt.
• With the tape measure snug around your waist, relax, and take the measurement.
• Don't be alarmed if this measurement seems larger than expected; off-the-rack pants are normally labeled as being smaller than what they really are.

• Measure from the top of your pant’s waistband to the floor along the outside of your leg.
• Make sure the tape is tight, that you are standing straight, and then measure. No shoes please!
• Double check this measurement.

• Measure from the lowest part of your crotch area to the floor.
• Make sure the tape is tight along the inside of your leg, that you are standing straight, and then measure. No shoes please!

• Measure from the front top of the pant's waistband to the back top of the pant's waistband.
• Make sure not to take this measurement too tight.

• Measure around your thigh at its widest point.
• You need measure only one side.

Normal

Forward Leaning

Erect