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Measurement Form

Please print this form, fill it out and mail it to: [email protected],

[email protected]

Ask a friend, family member or local tailor if you need any help.

Your Name:

Your Height:

Your Weight:

Measurements

We know that taking measurements can be a bit tedious, so we’ve

worked hard to make it as easy for you as possible. Please help us to create the perfect fit for you by reading the instructions carefully and

giving us the correct measurements.

What will you need? 1) A fabric measuring tape. Please avoid string or metallic measuring

tape.

2) Assistance from another person as it can be very difficult to measure yourself alone with the necessary accuracy.

3) A well fitting shirt, pair of trousers (not jeans) and a suit coat/jacket.

When taking measurements:

1) Always take the true measurement. Never ever! pull the measuring tape tight or give any ease.

2) All measurements should be made to nearest ½ inch.

3) When taking the measurements stand upright, don't slouch or bend

over to read the inches as this won't give you a true measurement.

4) Please provide us your actual measurements and don't just

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mention off-the-rack sizes you wear. A custom tailored item is

designed to fit your unique specifications, rather than the rough-and-ready approximations and averages used in off-the-rack clothing.

Please Ensure:

To take every possible care when measuring and preferably take all the measurements twice as your garments will be solely based on these measurements and once tailored and shipped out we will in any circumstances not be held responsible for a poorer fit caused due to any incorrect or improper measurements provided by the clients.

Preferred Fit

In order to get the type of fitting that you like, we would ask you to indicate your preferred fitting style below. Our tailors would then add

the appropriate allowances to improve the fitting of the finished product.

1- The classic fit adds 3-5 inches of fullness to chest, waist and hip

measures (for e.g. if the actual chest measurement is 42 inches then choosing the classic fit would give a chest of 45-47 inches for the

finished suit jacket).

2- Slim fit reduces this allowance to 2-3 inches.

3- The extra full option increases it to 5-7 inches.

Fit: Please specify (Classic\slim\extra full)

Kindly View the following videos before you go further:

Shirt\Jacket Measurement tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UPGN8hAnfc


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UPGN8hAnfc


1. Desired Length of Coat\Vest\Shirt Etc.



What to wear: Shirt (Not Suit Jacket)

How to Measure: Measure vertically down your front from just next to the collar on your shirt, where

the seam is on your shoulder, to in line with the tip of the thumb (the

arms should be at rest next to the body). Should you require a longer/shorter jacket\coat\vest please measure accordingly.

Alternately, you can take the measurement from a well-fitting

jacket\Shirt \coat\vest if you wish.



Measure from the shoulder seam next to the jacket collar to the length that you require.

The measurement you enter here will be the length of your finished jacket\Shirt \coat\vest.

Shirt Length

Please specify (In Inches)

2. Chest



What to Wear: Shirt (Not Suit Jacket)

How to Measure: Measure all the way around your chest at its widest

point, roughly at the level of the nipples. Ensure the measuring tape passes underneath your armpits and over your shoulder blades at the

back. Don't keep the measuring tape to be higher in the front or back, it must be level all the way around and should be snug, not pulling

tightly, and not loose.

Due to the extra material & workmanship costs involved we charge an extra amount for any suit with a chest or waist of greater than 43

inches. if applicable, you will be sent an email describing how to pay the additional charges.

This measurement is your actual body measurement and as explained earlier we will add an appropriate allowance

according to the type of fit you chose to improve the final fitting of your jacket.

Chest




3. Waist/Stomach


How to Measure: Measure around your waist roughly at the level of your navel. As a guide this measurement should be where you are

widest. Please DO NOT confuse it with "Trousers/Pants Waist" as both are entirely different measurements. Don't keep the measuring tape to

be higher in the front or back, it must be level all the way around and don't breathe in!

This measurement is your actual body measurement and as

explained earlier we will add an appropriate allowance according to the type of fit you chose to improve the final

fitting of your jacket.

Waist/Stomach Please specify (In Inches)



4. Seat\Hips

What to Wear: Trousers (Not Jeans)

How to Measure: Measure around your hips and buttocks at their

widest point. Make sure you don't have anything in your pockets; otherwise you may get a measurement which is too large.

This measurement is your actual body measurement and we

will add an appropriate allowance to improve the final fitting of your trousers.

Seat\Hips Please specify (In Inches)



5. Shoulder Width


How to Measure: Measure across the top (few inches below your

neck base) of the shoulder from one edge to the other (Edge is where

the shoulder meets the arm) following the natural slope.

This is an important measurement so we would ask you to

double check this measurement.



6. Sleeve Length




How to Measure: Measure from the edge of the shoulder down to halfway between joint of

the wrist and the knuckle (This should be taken with the arm straight by your side)

Alternately, you can take the

measurement from a well-fitting jacket if

you wish.

Measure from the sleeve head on the shoulder

to the length that you require.

The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished jacket

sleeve.

Sleeve Length:


7. Neck



How to Measure: The neck measurement is taken around the neck where the collar should be. Don't pull the tape tightly and if you would

like a more comfortable fit, insert a finger to make sure the collar will

not fit too tightly. Please DO NOT give us the collar size from the labels of the shirts you already have. We need an ACTUAL BODY

MEASUREMENT around the neck as explained above.

The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished collar size.

Neck:




Upper Body

Regular

Slim

Fit

Athletic

Hefty

Mid Section

Flat

Stomach

Slight

Stomach

Medium

Stomach

Large

Stomach

Hefty

Body Proportion

Upper Body : Please specify

Mid Section : Please specify



Evenly

Proportioned

Long Torso Short

Leg

Short Torso Long

Leg

Where do you wear your trousers?

Slightly High Waist

Low Waist Normal

Body Proportion : Please specify



On Navel Very High

Waist Very Low On Hips

Biceps & Wrist

Please fill out the entire form and mail it to: [email protected] or

[email protected] . Thank you!

Trouser Waistline : Please specify

Bicep : Please specify (in inches)

Wrist : Please specify (in inches)




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