| Place tape around neck at the level the shirt's
collar would be buttoned. Place two fingers between the neck and the
tape. Make sure the tape is snug, but moves freely. |
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| Shirt - Sleeve Measurement |
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When measuring the sleeve length,
make sure you start the tape just below the neck, centered with the
spine. Make sure that tape measure goes over the top of the
customer's shoulder. Take the tape down the arm to the point of
his elbow, and then measure an inch and a half past the wrist bone.
It is always better to measure long versus short because a sleeve that
is to short will likely be unacceptable to your customer
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| Jacket - Chest Measurement |
Place the measuring tape under arms
and around the broadest part of the chest.
Make sure items in the breast pocket are removed so accurate measurement
is taken. |
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| Jacket - Overarm Measurement |
Place the measuring tape Over the
arms and around the broadest part of the chest.
Make sure items in the breast pocket are removed so accurate measurement
is taken. |
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| Pants - Waist
Measurement |
| When measuring the sleeve length,
make sure you start the tape just below the neck, centered with the
spine. Make sure that tape measure goes over the top of the customer's
shoulder. Take the tape down the arm to the point of his elbow, and
then measure an inch and a half past the wrist bone. It is always
better to measure long versus short because a sleeve that is to short
will likely be unacceptable to your customer. |
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| Pants - Waist
Measurement |
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If the customer is not wearing
dress shoes, have the customer remove his shoes, measure to the floor
and subtract 1/2". This method can also yield an accurate outseam
measurement.
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Height |
Measure your height from top of the head to the bottom (touching the
floor-remove shoes) |
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Weight |
Approximate weight (mainly to gauge the size when it is critical to
deciding the extreme size (small or large) |
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