Form

NOTE: (1) Please note that due to limitations in photography and the inevitable difference in monitor/screen settings, the color shown in the photographs may not correspond 100% to the items themselves. There may be a slight color difference between the photograph and the finished men's suit. 

(2) The tailors will make suits mainly based on your measurements, suit design and their many years of experience making suits, therefore small adjustments will be made accordingly. 1-2 cm variations should be acceptable for customers purchasing this item. This variation will not make the suit defective or misshaped.

Important Tips To Get The Correct Measurements: 

1. Please ask a friend or family member to take measurements according to the instructions below. 

2. Please provide tight measurements, the tailors will relax the measurements to make a well fitting suit for you according to your height, weight, and our tailor's extensive clothing making experience. You do NOT need to relax any of the measurements, just provide us the measurements requested, and the rest will be done by a tailor perfectly.

3. When you take measurements, it is better that you wear only a well-fitting shirt and a well fitting suit pant, as seen by the measurement model below.

4. Keep a relaxed and natural posture.

5. Obtain a measuring tape.

STEP 1.2.2 - Taking Measurements

(1) Neck Circumference: Put the tape around the neck and in the middle of the Adam's apple and sternal notch. Leave a forefinger spacing in the circle, as shown in the picture above. Read and note the data on the tape. 

(2) Shoulder Width: Put the tape along the shoulder arc, measure shoulder arc from the left shoulder point to the right shoulder point. The "Shoulder Point" is the place where the shoulder seam and the armhole seam meet on your well-fitting shirt. (Remark: The Shoulder point is not a straight line. If you have a well-fitting suit jacket with perfect shoulder width, it is better that you wear this jacket, then measure shoulder width according to the pictures above).

(3) Sleeve Length: Place the tape on the shoulder point (where the shoulder seam and the armhole seam meet on your well-fitting shirt). Measure from this shoulder point to the point on your hand where your thumb and forefinger meet. Keep your arms straight and relaxed. (Remark: If you have a well-fitting suit jacket with perfect sleeve length, it is better to wear this jacket, then measure sleeve length according to the pictures above).

(4) Bicep Circumference: Put the tape under your armpit, measure the circumference from the fullest part of your bicep.

(5) Wrist Circumference: Measure the circumference of your wrist bone. 

(6) Bust Circumference: Relax your body; maintain normal breathing while standing in a natural stance. Under the axilla, measure around the fullest part of your bust. Attach the tape to your body well, and do not relax the measurement, but also don't put the tape too tight, just tight enough that your bust can feel the measuring tape. (Remark: Please only wear one shirt when taking measurement of your bust circumference).

(7) Jacket Waist / Stomach: Relax your body, maintain normal breathing while standing in a natural stance. Put the tape in the middle of the chest and abdomen (the thinnest part of your upper body, located at the lower end of your ribs), attach the tape to the body well and do not relax the measurements. The tape can be a little tight, but not too tight. (Remark: Please only wear one shirt when taking this measurement).

(8) Abdomen Circumference: Relax your body, maintain normal breathing while standing in a natural stance. Measure the abdomen circumference at the widest part, which is usually right across the belly button. Attach the tape to the body well and do not relax the measurement, but also do not attach it too tightly. Just enough so that your abdomen can feel the measuring tape. (Remark: Please only wear one shirt when taking measurements of your abdomen circumference).

(9) Jacket Length: Measure straight down from the base of the neck (the part where the shoulder seam and neck seam meet on your well-fitting shirt) past the bust area to your thumb knuckle (or half your thumb). (Remark: If you have a well-fitting suit jacket with perfect jacket length, it is better that you wear this jacket and then take the measurement of the jacket length according to the pictures above).

(10) Waist Circumference: Relax your body and maintain normal breathing with standing in a natural stance. Put the tape at the level where you usually wear your belt. Measure around the thinnest part of your waist, relax and take the measurement. (Remark: Please remove your belt while taking the measurement of your waist circumference; Don't use jeans as a reference, since they usually stand lower than suit pants).

(11) Hip Circumference: Put the tape at the fullest part of your hips, measure the circumference. (Remark: Please only wear one pair of pants, and remove any objects from your pockets prior to measurement).

(12) Trouser Rise: Put the tape through the bottom of the crotch, and measure from the top of the pants' waistband to the back top of the pants' waistband. Make sure not to make this measurement too tight! 

(13) Thigh Circumference: Put the tape just under the crotch, and measure the circumference of the widest part of your thigh. 

(14) Knee Circumference: Measure the circumference of your leg at the place 2-3 centimeters above your knee.

(15) Trouser Length: Without shoes, measure vertically along the out seam from the top of your pants' waistband to the floor. If you're wearing shoes, then measure from the waistband to the beginning of the platform or heel. Make sure the tape is straight and tight and that you are standing straight. 

1.2.3 - Please review the photo below and select your body form, your shoulder form, and your abdomen form and then select your body forms from the multiple choice options under the image.