Attention, to do this correctly, we recommend you to download our measurement form.

Step One: Take off your shoes and try to wear normal fitting clothes that won't affect your sizing. You will need someone to help measure you, preferably a professional seamstress.

Step Two: Take a moment to determine your sex: male or female... Next, decide which body type you fit best: Slim, average, or thick.

Step Three: Measure your height.

Step Four: Determine your weight... Don't cheat.

For steps 5 - 13 it is important that they are done following the instructions closely or it could alter significantly the fitting of your suit. Make sure the measuring tape is always straight, not folding on itself and not too loose or too tight. Make sure the person getting measured stands in their normal posture and is breathing normally without holding their breath. DO NOT round the numbers up or down, write the exact size. If you would like a special adjustment, leave a remark in the note box.

Step Five: Measure the neck at the height of the Adams apple.

Step Six: Raise arms and measure around the chest. Once around, relax arms at your side.

Step Seven: Measure around the waist, this should be done at the belt line.

Step Eight: Measure the hips around the widest point.

Step Nine: The inseam is to be measured from the crotch to just below the ankle bone. The height for the crotch should be done at a comfortable point. Too high will result in not enough room when bending down, while too low will impede your leg movements.

Step Ten: Measure the widest point on the thigh.

Step Eleven: Measure the widest point on the forearm.

Step Twelve: Measure the length of the arm from the shoulder point to the wrist bone.

Step Thirteen: Measure the width of the back, from the ends of each shoulder point going across the back just below the back of the neck.

You are done! Remember, sometimes it's always good to double check the measurements to be on the safe side!