getting your custom a.mequells

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 Measure vertically down your front from just next to the collar on your jacket, where the seam is on your shoulder, to where you would like the jacket to end. If you are unsure of the perfect length it is generally accepted to be where your knuckles are with your arms naturally hanging down. A shorter, trendier length, looks good when coupled with jeans, but is an acquired taste in a suit. You can also use a jacket you like as a guide. 

 Measure horizontally around the chest roughly at nipple level, under the armpits, and over your shoulder blades. You should only just be able to feel the tape on your chest. Do not over-inflate your chest but stand normally, you should be able to fit your index finger in between the tape and your chest. This measurement is a body measurement and there will be an allowance added to it to make your jacket, the allowance will be added according to the fit that you chose 

 Measure horizontally around your stomach at the level of the bottom of the ribcage. As a guide this measurement will be where you are widest. Allow some room for breathing/movement. 

 Measure around your hips and buttocks at their widest point on a pair of well-fitting trousers (not jeans). Make sure your pockets are empty and the tape is not restrictive. As a guide, you should not make the tape too snug. You should only just be able to feel the tape when measuring.  (To create a more tapered physique to suit jacket, add 1/2 inch to this measurement.)

 Measure from the end of your left shoulder to the end of your right shoulder. This measurement should be equal to the desired width of the jacket’s shoulders. 

 Measure from where the seams on the shoulder meet to where you want the sleeve to end. The measurement you input will be the measurement of your jacket sleeve. We recommend that the sleeve should go to the base of your thumb (located at the wrist joint). 

 Measure around your upper arm at the widest point. This is normally taken about 15cm to 18 cm from the tip of the shoulder seam. This is the sleeve width of the largest part of your arm. **Do not flex your bicep.** 

 Measure vertically down your front from just next to the collar on your jacket, where the seam is on your shoulder, to where you would like the jacket to end. If you are unsure of the perfect length it is generally accepted to be where your knuckles are with your arms naturally hanging down. A shorter, trendier length, looks good when coupled with jeans, but is an acquired taste in a suit. You can also use a jacket you like as a guide. 

 Measure horizontally around the chest roughly at nipple level, under the armpits, and over your shoulder blades. You should only just be able to feel the tape on your chest. Do not over-inflate your chest but stand normally, you should be able to fit your index finger in between the tape and your chest. This measurement is a body measurement and there will be an allowance added to it to make your jacket, the allowance will be added according to the fit that you chose.

 Measure horizontally around your stomach at the level of the bottom of the ribcage. As a guide this measurement will be where you are widest. Allow some room for breathing/movement. 

 Measure around your hips and buttocks at their widest point on a pair of well-fitting trousers (not jeans). Make sure your pockets are empty and the tape is not restrictive. As a guide, you should not make the tape too snug. You only just be able to feel the tape when measuring. 

 Measure from the end of your left shoulder to the end of your right shoulder. This measurement should be equal to the desired width of the shirt’s shoulders. 

 Measure from where the seams on the shoulder meet to where you want the sleeve to end. The measurement you input will be the measurement of your shirt sleeve. We recommend that the sleeve should show a half inch to an inch below jacket sleeve. 

 Place the tape measure under your armpit and around the top of your arm. To ensure a comfortable fit, take the armhole measurement with one finger inside the tape measure. 

 Measure around your upper arm at the widest point. This is normally taken about 15cm to 18 cm from the tip of the shoulder seam. This is the sleeve width of the largest part of your arm. **Do not flex your bicep.** 

 Measure the actual size around the widest part all the way around the forearm. 

Measure the actual wrist size around your wrist bone. You   may also consider adding ¼" to ½" to your size if you wear medium   to

heavier watches. 

**Provide us the actual/skin tight   measure. Our tailor adds at least 3cm-5cm to your measurement to allow room   for

movement** 

 Measure around your neck at the level your shirt collar would sit. You should not feel restricted by the tape for a comfortable fit, and should be able to put your index finger inside the tape.