Measurements

Getting the measurements right is a very important process when ordering from us.

Every item we make is made to measure and based on your exact measurements.

when taking measurements always remember a golden rule. You should be able to wrap the tape measure around certain areas, for example the calf. Then you should be able to move the tape measure up and down freely without stopping. This then means you have the widest point of that area, which is perfect for what we need.

We always advise that you try and get help to take measurements as having another pair of eyes and hands to do the measuring really helps you get better results.

We have a PDF and a WORD document available to fill in with measurements when you order and if you can please them to us in CM. If you send them through in inches we will have to convert every single one and send them back to you to check, so please help us and you to avoid such a lengthy check process.

If you are worried about the measurements then we offer this advice: Try and get as many photographs as you can that show the tape measure being held against that particular area - and send us those photographs via email as having photographs showing the measurements can really help the process of creating items that fit perfectly.

  • Neck

    The lower part of your neck just above the shoulder line. Not too tight

  • Chest

    Just under your armpits at your widest part of your chest goign all around and not too tight

  • Waist

    Just level with your belly button going all around and not pulled too tight

  • Hips

    The area around your hips, just by your hip bone all around and not pulled too tight

  • Thigh

    At the very top of your thigh going all the way around this should be the widest part of your thigh and not pulled tight

  • Knee

    Quite simple and around the knee. Try and use the widest part of the knee and not too tight

  • Calf

    The widest part of your calf, so slide the measure up and down to make sure you have the widest section and not too tight

  • Ankle

    Right around at the ankle bone and not too tight

  • Sleeve Length

    From the top point of the shoulder to the bone of the wrist. The shoulder point is best described as the point where, if wearing a shirt the seam appears

  • Inseam

    From the top of the inside of your leg down to the ankle bone and not too tight at the top

  • Shoulder

    If you wear a shirt / tshirt - measure from the seams on th shoulders from side to side across the back. This usually means the little bone on the shoulder is the start and end point.

  • Neck to waist

    At the back, measure from the base of the neck to your waist

  • Armhole

    Without pulling too tight, measure around your arm by the shoulder

  • Torso

    A delicate one. From the front base of the neck (where your bone is) down the front, through your crotch and up the back to the base of the neck at the back. Not too tight

  • Height

    Simple, top of the head to the floor

  • Neck to floor

    Simple measurement from the base of the neck to the floor

  • Bicep

    At the widest point of the bicep so move the measure up and down the arm to ensure the widest point and not too tight

  • Wrist

    At the wrist bone and not too tight

  • Foot length

    Measure from the front of the foot to the back of the foot

  • Foot

    The widest part of the foot

  • Underarm wrist

    Measure from under the armpit to the wrist bone

  • Forearm

    The forearm at the widest point so slide the measure up and down and not too tight

  • Hand

    Measure from the wrist bone to the end of the longest finger

  • Hand width

    The hand at its widest point and not too tight

  • Arm length

    From the shoulder seam down to the end of the longest finger

  • Under arm

    From the armpit to the end of the longest finger

  • Forehead

    Around the head above the eyes and slide the measure to get the widest part.

  • Crown

    This is the widest point of the head around the chin and around the back of the head. Slide the measure to get the widest point

  • Upper neck

    Just under the chin going all around the neck and not too tight

  • Face opening

    From under the chin up and to the top of the head at the top most point

  • Neck height

    The height of your neck from its base to the top

  • Chin

    The distance from your neck to the end of your chin as best you can

  • Legs

    Only for puppysuits: From the hip bone down the leg with the leg bent to the tip of the toe with the foot outstretched

  • Thigh

    Only for puppysuits: From the hip bone to the centre of the knee

  • Calf

    Only for puppysuits: From the cetnre of the knee to the tip of the toe with the foot outstretched

  • Chest

    Only for sleepsack: Around the chest and arms with arms by your side at the widest point and not too tight

  • Waist

    Only for sleepsack: Around waist and arms with arms by your side at the widest point and not too tight

  • Hips

    Only for sleepsack: Around hipe and arms with arms by your side at widest point and not too tight

  • Knees

    Only for sleepsack: Around knees with legs together at the widest point and not too tight

  • Ankles

    Only for sleepsack: Around ankles with legs together and not too tight

  • Nipples

    For any nipple access: Measure from neck to nipple

  • Nipples

    Meaure from nipple to nipple