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Measuring Shoulder Width
Ideally, ask a friend for help; if not, measure a shirt directly. Refer to a shirt that fits well in
the shoulders. Start on one edge where you want the seam to start, then bring the tape straight across
to the other edge.
These are your measurements. Please adjust your measurements below if needed.
Measuring Chest Circumference
Take one end of the measuring tape at the fullest part of your bust, wrap it around your back to meet
the front to get the measurement. Be sure to ensure it’s even across your back and not slanted in the
back.
These are your measurements. Please adjust your measurements below if needed.
Measuring Waist Circumference
Locate your waistline. This is below your rib cage and above your hips, most likely at or slightly
above your belly button. Place your measuring tape around your waist. Be sure to ensure your measuring
tape is laying even across the front and back.
These are your measurements. Please adjust your measurements below if needed.
Measuring Arm Length
Place one end of the measuring tape at your shoulder seam, and the other end at your wrist. Be sure to
relax your arms with your arm straight to your side. You can choose to end your measurement at your
wrist or your base of your thumb.
Last step - we promise! We need a couple of pictures to ensure the jacket fits you perfectly. We suggest wearing something more slim-fitting rather than baggy sweats.
Voila! Here are your measurements! This will fit you perfectly - and if it doesn't, we promise to make it right. Read here for our generous return policy.
