Take body measurements for tailoring custom clothes is quite easy

Take measurements of your body is quite straightforward, if you will follow our instructions and illustrations. You would need help from your friend or coworker.  

For a starter first you need to enter your height and weight and come up with a name for your measurement profile. After choose your body descriptions.

Below you can see how easy it is to take measurements from your body.

1.    Neck Measure around your neck. Place the measuring tape around your neck putting finger between your neck and the measuring tape. Lay the tape to your ideal looseness. You can also use measurement of your best fitting shirt: measure around of the shirt’s neck from button to buttonhole.
2.    Jacket Length Define length of your jacket. Place the measuring tape to the highest point of your shoulder (near to the shirt collar) and measure directly down to the preferred length, usually around the thumb joint.
3.    Waistcoat length   Define length of your waistcoat. Place the measuring tape to the highest point of your shoulder (near to the shirt collar) and measure directly down to the lowest part of the waistcoat or your preferred length.
4.    Shirt Length   Define length of your shirt. Place the measuring tape to the highest point of your shoulder (near to the shirt collar) and measure directly down to the longest part of the shirt or to preferred length, usually around the thumb joint. Please note if you plan to wear your shirt untucked, measure shirt’s length shorter.
5.    Coat Length   Define length of your coat. Place the measuring tape to the highest point of your shoulder (near to the shirt collar) and measure directly down to the longest part of the coat or to preferred length.
6.    Shoulders   Measure width of your shoulders. Place the measuring tape between the lowest point of your shoulders, usually where armholes and shoulder seams cross. Lay the tape near to the lowest part of the shirt’s collar.
7.    Sleeve length   Define sleeve length. Place the measuring tape to the highest point of the sleeve, usually where armholes and shoulder seams cross. Measure directly down all along the arm your preferred length, usually until the wrist bone.
8.    Bice   Measure around your bicep. Place the measuring tape around the widest point of your bicep putting finger between the bicep and the tape.
9.    Wrist   Measure around of your wrist. Place the measuring tape around the wrist putting finger between the wrist and the tape.
10.    Chest   Measure around of your chest. Place the measuring tape around the widest point of your chest, usually around the nipples, putting finger between the chest and the tape.
11.    Stomach   Measure around of your stomach. Place the measuring tape around the widest point of your stomach, usually around the belly button, putting finger between the stomach and the tape.
12.    Waist   Measure around of your waist. Place the measuring tape around the waist at the height were you would wear your pants, putting finger between the waist and the tape. Lay the tape to your ideal looseness.
13.    Hips   Measure around of your hips. Place the measuring tape around the widest point of your hips, usually at the peaks of your bum, putting finger between your body and the tape.
14.    Pants Length   Define length of your pants. Place the measuring tape to the top of the waistband of your pants and measure along the pants seam to the bottom of your pants or your preferred length.
15.    Crotch   Measure length of your crotch. Place the measuring tape at the middle of your back waistband and measure along the crotch seam through your legs, up to the front of the waistband of your pants.
16.    Thigh   Measure around of your thigh. Place the measuring tape around the widest point of your thigh, usually at the top of inseam, putting finger between your thigh and the tape.
17.    Knee   Measure around of your knee. Place the measuring tape around the widest point of your knee, near to knee-cap, putting finger between your knee and the tape.
18. Buttom Measure trousers hem. Place the measuring tape around the back of your heel to the desired position on the front. Also you can measure trousers hem on your best fitted trousers.