Precision for a perfect fit

Pass the tape measure horizontally under the armpits, at the base of the chest. Breathe normally, do not inhale deeply. Measure where the chest is fullest-that value will be the basis for enhancing the structure of the dress.

Place the tape measure on the narrowest point of the torso, generally above the navel. The ribbon should follow the natural line without going down or up: this measurement will adjust the sharp cut of the dress.

With feet slightly apart (10-15 cm), measure around the widest part of the hips. This indication avoids stubborn swelling in the lower part of the head.

With the arm slightly bent, measure from the shoulder (where the rounded hairline starts) to the wrist. End with an extra finger to ensure movement and comfort even with the shirt on.

Again with the tape measure, measure the distance between the two extreme tips of the shoulders at the arm attachment. This spine avoids kinks and lateral tension.

Measure from the base of the neck, at the collarbone, to where you wish to end: above the calf for double-breasted models, at the pelvis for single-breasted models.

You don't need to be accurate to the millimeter-it is the consistency of measurements with each other that ensures a perfect suit.If something doesn't fit, we'll contact you.

Keep the clothes you already wear and see what the fit is like-it's a great point of comparison. Remember: better an inch more than an inch less.