SizeRoute

How to measure library

Measurement instructions designed to reduce input error.

Measurement instructions improve consistency but cannot make a brand-specific fit guarantee.

Illustrated measurement guides

Step-by-step instructions with common errors and a repeat-measurement check.

Foot length and width

Stand on paper, mark heel and longest toe, measure both feet and use the longer foot.

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Chest and bust

Keep a soft tape level around the fullest point while standing naturally.

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Waist, hips and pants

Measure the natural waist, fullest hips and inseam without pulling the tape tight.

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Dress measurements

Record bust, waist, hips, shoulder and intended length in one consistent posture.

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Jacket measurements

Measure chest over light clothing, shoulder width, sleeve and intended ease.

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Underwear measurements

Use the current waist and hip circumference; do not rely on another brand label.

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Hat and head circumference

Measure level above the eyebrows and ears without compressing hair or skin.

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Ring circumference and diameter

Measure an existing ring's inside diameter or use a non-stretch strip around the finger.

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Hand and glove measurements

Measure around the widest knuckles and record hand length when the product chart requests it.

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Bra band and bust

Measure the underbust snugly and the fullest bust level, then use the exact brand method.

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Children's body measurements

Use current height and body measurements; age alone is not a reliable size.

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Furniture and item dimensions

Record width, depth and height in a fixed order and distinguish usable space from outer dimensions.

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