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Measuring for your Suit
Below are instructions on how to take measurements for your very own tailored suit. Once completed you will be directed to the payment page. Please complete all the sections as accurately as possible before proceeding to the checkout.
All suits take around 3-4 weeks to be hand made and delivered.
Our 13 step measuring process is designed to make ordering as simple as possible but if you require any further information or assistance please do not hesitate to contact us
Please note
As all our garments are hand made and are individual to every customer we cannot provide refunds. We will however make every effort to assist you in your order and satisfy any problems you may have.
Our tailors replicate the garments on show in our garments section. Once your choice of suit is made we will produce a suit/tuxedo that is of similar style and material.
Ensure you have a tape measure and friend to help take all the essential measurements.
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2. Jacket Length
Standing upright measure from your collar bone to the desired length of your suit jacket. (As a rule this is just below your crotch). You can also double check this measurement on one of your own jackets. Measure from the collar to the bottom of your jacket as pictured. The two measurements should be the same.
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3. Sleeve Length
Keeping you arm straight (as in diagram). Measure from the top of your shoulder seam to bottom of your thumb.
This is an important measurement so to make things easier you can can simply measure one of your own jackets or shirts as pictured. The two measurements should be the same
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4a. Shoulder Width
Wearing a well fitted T-shirt, measure the distance along your shoulder from your neck collar seam to your shoulder seam as pictured. This is a very important measurement, as the key to a well-fitted suit is excellent fitting in the shoulders
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4b. Shoulder Width
Measure across the width of your shoulders as pictured. This additional measurement can also be carried out on a jacket you own.
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5. Chest
Standing upright measure at nipple height around your chest. The measurement should be loose enough to fit both thumbs easily between tape measure and chest for a comfortable fit.
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6. Jacket Waist
Measure just below your ribs around your stomach. Again this measurement should be loose enough to fit both your thumbs easily between tape measure and stomach for a comfortable fit.
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7. Trouser Waist
Standing upright measure around your waist where your trousers would sit. Please note this measurement will be far greater than your usual shop size. On average around 6cm larger.
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8. Seat
Standing upright measure the largest circumference around your hips and bottom. This measurement should obviously be greater than your waist measurement and fairly loose leaving room for movement.
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9. Trouser Length
Standing upright measure from waist to desired trouser length. This is usually a couple of centimeters off the floor to ensure trousers are long enough
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10. Inside Leg
Standing upright measure from your crotch seam to where you wish your trousers to end. Its better to go slightly longer than shorter.
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11. Thigh
Standing upright measure the widest point of your thigh. Your index finger should fit easily between the tape measure and your thigh.
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12. Trouser Leg Width
Using a pair of trousers lie them flat on the ground and measure the width at the bottom. An average loose fitting pair of trousers measure around 24cm
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