Measurement Chart
I try to take these measurements at least twice a year, or before embarking on a new project.
Wear loose clothing, do not wear jeans or tight clothing, as they will affect your measurement results.
Some of these measurements are extra ones that we've found to be very useful when tailoring garments for distant customers.
This graphic was created by Tigermeep in February of 1999. I would request that visitors please do not copy or redistribute this chart for anything other than personal use. Thanks!.
Body
- ____ neck
- ____ chest
- ____ front width 5" down from collar
- ____ back width 5" down from collar(same neck point as #4)
- ____ front - neck to waist
- ____ back - neck to waist (from same point as #4 at neck)
- ____ center back - neck to floor (not indicated on drawing)
- ____ side length from bottom of natural arm hole to waist
- ____ waist
- ____ waist to hip
Shoulder & Arm
- ____ neck to shoulder
- ____ shoulder to elbow
- ____ elbow to wrist
- ____ shoulder to wrist with arm slightly bent
- ____ wrist
- ____ width of arm 7" up from wrist
- ____ width of widest part of upper arm
Pants
- ____ hip
- ____ widest point of hip/rump(just below 18)
- ____ distance from waist to widest point of hip
- ____ waist to hem - front (take from center-front waist)
- ____ waist to hem - back
- ____ inseam (inside leg from hem to crotch)
- ____ outseam (outside leg from hem to waist)
- ____ knee to ankle (from inside leg)
- ____ widest part of thigh
- ____ widest point of thigh to knee (inseam)
- ____ distance around calf at widest point of calf
- ____ widest point of calf to knee (inseam)
- ____ ankle
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