How to take your measurements right for vestments

For sewing a convenient and comfortable vestment that allows you to carry out many hours of service, we offer you the following scheme for taking measurements.

Measurements should be taken with a tailors tape, tightly pressing to the body, without adding to the desired freedom. Our products already have the necessary allowances for freedom of movement.
When taking measurements, you should stand in a natural comfort position for you, without straightening your shoulders or drawing in your stomach or putting your legs together.
For the convenience and accuracy of taking measurements, put on the belt (belt) in the place you are used to wear.
When ordering a garment that will be worn over another, it is necessary to measure the neck circumference, taking into account the lower garment.

# of measure on the diagram	Measure Name	Measure Description
1	Height
2	Neck girth	At the base of the neck
3	Chest girth	Through the shoulder blades and nipples
4	Waist girth	At the place of wearing the belt
5	Chest length	From the suprasternal notch to the line of wearing the belt
6	Length of the clothes at the front	From the suprasternal notch to the bottom of the clothes
7	Chest girth	Through the nipples at the armpit level
8	Shoulder length	From the base of the neck point to tip of shoulder
9	Sleeve length	From the shoulder tip to the cuff edge (to the wrist)
10	Back length	From the 7th cervical vertebrae of the spine to the line of wearing the belt
11	Back width	Through protruding points of the shoulder blades at the armpit level
12	Length of the clothes at the back	From the 7th cervical vertebrae of the spine at the center of the back to the bottom of the clothes
13	Arm circumference (biceps girth)	At the widest point of the arm above the elbow
14	Wrist girth
15	Head girth

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