Lay flat on the floor, and measure across the entire waistband.
Check what size that corresponds with your measurements.
*We are using vanity sizing.
If you’re a true W32″ that is not always a size tag W32.
If you place the measurement tape approximately 0.5 inch/1.25 cm over the bottom part of the fly and measure from edge to edge on your favourite pair of jeans. That will result in providing you with your hip measurement.
When you measure 1″/2.5 cm below the 4-way seam all across the thigh.
Also make sure you get all the fabric on both front and backside.
Measure approximately 14 inch/35 cm below the crotch seam, across the knee. This measurement may vary depending what length you choose.
Measure from the top of the waistband down to the 4-way seam.
*This measurement is the same when you choose a 5 button fly.
Flip the jeans over and do the exact same thing as the front rise. Always measure from the top of the waistband down to the crotch seams.
Lay your jeans flat and measure right across the bottom hem of your jeans.
Measure from the 4-way seam all the way down to the leg opening.
When folding up your jeans, add 1 or 2 inches to account for natural shrinkage.
Flatten out your favourite shirt or jacket on the floor and measure from below the armpits and across, to get the chest measurement.
Flip over the jacket or shirt and measure across from shoulder to shoulder seam. If there’s no seam measure the widest part as the picture suggests.
Measuring from the collarbone or the front of the jacket or shirt all the way down to the end will gives you the front length.
Measuring from the middle point of the collar seam all the way down, gives you the back length .
Simply measure from the top of the shoulder seam of your jacket or shirt down to the end of the cuff to get the sleeve length.
To get your correct hem width on jackets simply measure the lowest part from side to side laid flat.
Flatten out your favourite waistcoat on the floor and measure from below the armpits and across, to get the chest measurement.
Flip over the waistcoat and measure across from shoulder to shoulder seam. If there’s no seam measure the widest part as the picture suggests.
Measuring from the collarbone or the front of the waistcoat all the way down to the end will give you the front length.
Measuring from the top back of the waistcoat all the way down to the end will give you the front length.
Measuring horizontally over the bottom edge of the waistcoat give you the opening.
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