How to measure your body size and clothing size?

To ensure the sample clothing is exactly the sizes you want, it is important to take your body measurements as the following picture and send us your sizes. In this way, we can make the sample fit you properly.
If that’s not an option, you can also measure a garment that fits you the way you want, and use these measurements as a guide for us to make the sample.
If you are newer in this area and not sure how to work with that, don’t worry. Just throw those difficult jobs to us. We have veteran designers who have worked in this field for more than 20 years. They are quite familiar with the standard US/EU/AU/ Asian sizes and we will work depending on your size requirements.

How to measure your body

Chest: measure at the fullest point of your bust with a soft measuring tape. Make sure that the tape is not too tight when you are breathing.

Waist: your waist is the narrowest part of your upper body. The measuring tape you bring around your waist should sit tightly, but it shouldn’t “dig” into your skin. Don’t pull your stomach in, either.

Hip: measure your hips at the widest point below your waist. Remember to remove your clothing and keep your feet together so that the measurement is as accurate as possible.

Arm: measure around the widest section of the upper arm located above the elbow.

Wrist: measure around the widest part of the wrist.

Thigh: standing with feet shoulder-width apart, wrap the measuring tape around the thigh, where the thickest part of your leg is. Make sure the tape is not too loose, but not tight, and ensure that the tape measure is level from front to back.

Calf: measure around the widest part of the calf.

Knee: measure the center of the knee cap, from front to back

Ankle: measure around the narrowest part of the ankle, which is normally just above the ankle bone.