How to Measure at Home

A soft measuring tape, a mirror, and a friend to help are all you need. Measure over a well-fitted shirt or close-fitting clothes — not over a loose kurta or jacket. Keep the tape snug but not tight; you should be able to slide one finger underneath.

Upper Body

Chest	Around the fullest part of the chest, tape parallel to the floor, arms relaxed at your sides.
Waist	Around the natural waistline — usually just above the belly button, where you bend to the side.
Shoulder	From the edge of one shoulder bone to the other, across the back.
Sleeve Length	From the shoulder edge, down the outside of the arm, to the wrist bone — elbow slightly bent.
Collar	Around the base of the neck, where a shirt collar would sit — snug, add half an inch for comfort.

Length & Lower Body

Garment Length	From the base of the neck (back) straight down to where you want the hem to fall — ask a friend to mark it while you stand naturally.
Hip	Around the fullest part of the hips/seat, about 8 inches below your natural waist.
Inseam	From the crotch straight down to the ankle bone, along the inside of the leg — easiest measured on a well-fitting existing pant.

A few tips that make the biggest difference

Stand naturally — don't suck in your stomach or puff out your chest. The garment is for how you actually stand.
Take every measurement twice and use the average if the two readings differ.
If you're between two sizes, go with the larger one — it's easier for us to take a garment in slightly than let it out.
Not confident measuring alone? Every garment type's configurator also lets you save these numbers to your profile once, so you only measure yourself one time.

Ready to order?

Keep these numbers handy — the configurator will ask for exactly these measurements, in inches.

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