Collar

Open the shirt and lay the collar flat. Measure straight from the button-attach to the center of the buttonhole.

Chest – A 

Lay the shirt flat with buttons fastened and measure 2.5 cm under the armhole. Measure across to the same point on the other side of the shirt to achieve the half chest measurement.

Waist – B

Lay the shirt flat with buttons fastened and measure across the narrowest part of the shirt to achieve the half waist measurement.

Shoulder – C

Lay the shirt flat with buttons fastened and back facing up, measure across shoulder point to point.

Front Length – D

Lay the shirt flat with buttons fastened and measure straight down from High Point Shoulder(HPS) to the front hem at its longest point.

Back Length – E

Lay the shirt flat with buttons fastened and back facing up, measure from seam where the collar band attaches to the yoke and straight down the center back of the shirt to the hem at its longest point.

Full Sleeve – F

Lay the shirt flat, extend the sleeve out and measure from shoulder point to the edge of the cuff.

Half Sleeve – G

Lay the shirt flat, extend the sleeve out and measure from shoulder point to the edge of the sleeve hem.

Collar

The collar measurement is taken around the neck with the tape resting on your shoulders. Put one finger between the tape and the neck to allow for some extra room.

Chest

The chest measurement is taken as a circumference around your chest at the widest point. Run the measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest, tight up under your armpits and over the shoulder blades.

Waist

The waist measurement is taken as a circumference around your waist. Run the tape around the fullest part of the belly. This is usually around the level of the belly button. The measuring tape should be snug on the skin, but not squeezing in.

Full Sleeve

The sleeve length measurement is taken from the point of your shoulder, following your bent arm down to your wrist. Bend your arm slightly when taking this measurement.

* Before you start with the measuring, lay down the T-Shirt on a flat surface, smooth out any wrinkles and follow the below steps:

Shoulder

Measure across from one shoulder point to the other point.

Chest

Measure from armhole end across the other end to achieve chest measurement.

Body Length

Measure straight down from High Point Shoulder(HPS) to end of the front hem.

Sleeve Length

Extend the sleeve out and measure from shoulder point to the edge of the sleeve hem.

Sleeve Open

Extend the sleeve out and measure from edge to edge of the sleeve hem. Double the measurement to achieve sleeve open.

Shoulder

Find the tip of your shoulder, where the shoulder and measure from one point to the corresponding point on the opposite shoulder.

Chest

The chest measurement is taken as a circumference around your chest at the widest point. Run the measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest, tight up under your armpits and over the shoulder blades.

Upper Arm

This measurement is taken as a circumference around your upper arm. The measuring tape should be snug on the skin, but not squeezing in.

Sleeve Length

The sleeve length measurement is taken from the tip of your shoulder, straight down along your arm. Keep your arm relax when taking this measurement.

Waist

Lay the pants down on a flat surface facing up, with the waistband buttoned and the fly zipped close. The front of the waistband should lay directly on top of the back waistband. Measure across the top of the waistband from one side to the other, and double the measurement.

Trouser Length

Lay the pants flat on their sides, so that the legs are folded along the front and back creases. Measure from the top of the waistband down to the bottom of the leg opening, along the side seam of the leg.

Leg Opening

Lay the pants flat on their sides, so that the legs are folded along the front and back creases. Measure across the bottom of the pant hem, from one edge to the other, and double the measurement.