Measuring the size of customized clothes is an important step to ensure that customized clothes fit your body. Here are the steps to learn to accurately measure the size of customized clothes:
1. Use the right tools: Get a flexible measuring tape. Make sure the edge of the tape is flat and avoid being too loose or too tight.
2. Measure your height: stand upright and place your feet slightly apart. Hold the tape measure overhead, level and perpendicular to the wall. Gently press the hair and record your height.
3. Measure neck circumference: around the bottom of the neck, close to the clavicle, and at the most prominent part of the neck between the collar bones. Make sure the tape measure is snug against your skin, but not too tight. Record the measurement.
4. Measure your bust: Place the tape measure around your back and the fullest part of your breasts. Make sure the tape measure is level on your back. Breathe gently and record your bust measurement, but do not tighten the measuring tape.
5. Measure your waist: Find your natural waistline, usually a few centimeters below your ribs. Place the tape measure around your waist, making sure it is snug against your skin and level. Record the measurement, but do not overtighten.
6. Measure your hip circumference: Place the measuring tape around the fullest part of your hip, usually the widest part of your hip. Make sure the tape measure is snug against your skin and level. Breathe gently and record the measurement.
7. Measure arm length: Hang your arm naturally and measure the tape measure from the shoulder to the bone position on the inside of the wrist. Keep your elbows slightly bent when measuring to ensure the sleeves are the right length.
8. Measure shoulder width: Measure the tape measure horizontally from one shoulder bone to the other. Make sure the tape measure is snug against your skin but not too tight.
9. Measure the length of your pants: Stand up straight and ask someone to help you measure. Measure the tape from where it hangs naturally from your waist to your heel, making sure the tape is close to your body and level.
10. Additional measurements: As needed, other measurements such as wrist and thigh measurements may be required to ensure comfort and fit.
Some things to note when taking measurements:
– Always keep your body relaxed and natural, do not stretch or contract forcefully.
– Breathe naturally while measuring and make sure there are no unnatural postures.
– Someone will need to help you take the measurements to ensure accuracy.
– Try to keep the tape measure as straight as possible during the measurement process to avoid leaning or twisting the tape measure.
– When recording measurements, the measurements can be repeated and averaged to ensure accuracy.
By correctly and accurately measuring the size of your custom-made clothes, you can get customized clothes that fit your body better, improving wearing comfort and appearance. If you are still unsure about the measuring process, it is recommended to consult a professional seamstress or clothing designer for more guidance and assistance.
