Measurement Guide

 Here's a step-by-step measurement guide for bespoke clothing:

  1. Start with taking the measurements of the chest. This is done by measuring around the fullest part of the chest with the measuring tape held snugly but not too tightly.

  2. Next, measure the waist. Place the measuring tape around the natural waistline, which is usually around the belly button.

  3. Measure the hips next. This is done by measuring around the widest part of the hips and bottom.

  4. The next measurement is the shoulder width. Start at the edge of one shoulder and measure straight across to the edge of the other shoulder.

  5. Measure the sleeve length by measuring from the shoulder seam to the desired length of the sleeve.

  6. Measure the bicep by wrapping the measuring tape around the widest part of the bicep.

  7. Measure the cuff by wrapping the measuring tape around the wrist at the narrowest point.

  8. Measure the neck by wrapping the measuring tape around the base of the neck, where the collar would normally sit.

  9. Measure the length of the jacket or shirt by measuring from the top of the shoulder down to the desired length.

  10. Measure the inseam by measuring from the crotch down to the desired length of the pant.

  11. Lastly, measure the outseam by measuring from the waistband down to the desired length of the pant.

These measurements can be used to create a custom pattern for your bespoke clothing. It's important to make sure the measurements are taken accurately to ensure the best possible fit. If possible, it's always recommended to have a professional take the measurements for you.