Made personal · Your measurements

Your measurements.

Body measurements and the measurements of a favourite jacket or pair of trousers give us a useful starting point. Your tailor will review them before any garment is made.

Your details

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Measurement units

Centimetres (cm)Inches (in)

All reference charts are in centimetres. Leave anything you are unsure about blank rather than guessing.

01 · Body measurements

Measure around the body, not over a jacket. Keep the tape level and comfortably close without pulling it tight.

Body height

Without shoes, from the floor to the top of your head.

Chest

Full circumference around the fullest chest, under the arms.

Stomach

Full circumference around the fullest part of your stomach.

Waist

Full circumference where you wear your trouser waistband.

Seat

Full circumference around the fullest part of your hips and seat.

Bicep

Full circumference around the fullest part of your upper arm.

Wrist

Full circumference around the wrist bone.

Neck

Full circumference around the base of the neck, where a shirt collar would sit.

02 · Finished jacket measurements

Measure an existing jacket that fits you well. Half-width measurements are taken flat; do not double them.

1 · Jacket length

Along the centre back, from the collar seam to the hem.

2 · Sleeve length

From the middle of the cuff to the sleeve crown.

3 · ½ circumference at waist

At waist height, from the front edge to the centre back seam.

4 · Point to point

Across the back between the sleeve-head / shoulder points.

5 · Shoulder width

From the collar along the shoulder seam to the sleeve crown.

6 · ½ back

From the centre back seam to the rear armhole seam.

7 · Closing button position

From the shoulder / collar point under the lapel to the highest closing button.

03 · Finished trouser measurements

Close the waistband and lay the trousers flat. Follow the numbered diagram; all ½ widths stay as measured.

1 · ½ waist

Inside the closed waistband, from left to right with slight tension.

2 · Inseam

From the crotch along the inside seam to the trouser hem.

3 · Outside leg

From below the waistband along the side seam to the hem.

4 · ½ knee width

Flat width across the leg at knee height.

5 · ½ bottom

Flat width along the trouser hem.

6 · ½ seat width

At the widest seat point, from left to right with slight tension.

7 · ½ thighs

Flat width across the leg, 2 cm below the crotch seam.

Fit preferences or other notes (optional)