You will get the most likely result if you measure clothes you already wear that fit you well. The measurements given in the tables in the product descriptions are in centimetres and are measured without stretching. The measurements are for reference only. In reality, they may vary minimally. When choosing your size, please take into account the elasticity and material properties.

Illustrative examples of how we measure the different types of clothing.

T-SHIRTS

• length is measured from shoulder to hem the 
• width is measured horizontally across the widest part of the chest

UNDERSHIRTS

• length is measured from the shoulders to the bottom hem vests 
• width is measured horizontally across the widest part of the chest

CORSETS

• corset length is measured from the armpit to the bottom hem (measured strapless!) 
• width is measured horizontally across the widest part of the chest

SHIRTS

• shirt length is measured from the shoulders to the hem the 
• width is measured horizontally across the widest part of the chest

SWEATSHIRTS

• sleeve length is measured from the edge of the sleeve underarm 
• measured horizontally across the width of the widest point on the chest

SWEATERS

• sleeve length is measured from collar to the bottom hem of jersey 
• measured horizontally across the width of the widest point on the chest

JACKETS

• sleeve length is measured from the edge of underarm sleeve 
• jacket width measured horizontally across the widest part of the chest

PANTS

• trouser length measured lateral leg (from waist to the bottom hem of legs) 
• the width is measured horizontally pants around his waist (the low waist) - measured at the narrowest point

DRESS

• dress length is measured from armpit to the bottom hem  
• dress width measured over breast