How to measure and send your team's sizes
Uniforms are cut once the sizes are in, so one complete list for the whole team is the quickest way to your delivery date. Standard sizes are fine; measurements make the fit better.
Seven measurements, in inches
- 1
Chest
Around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms, with the tape level.
- 2
Waist
Around the body where the pant will be worn.
- 3
Hip
Around the widest part of the hips (for pants, scrubs and boiler suits).
- 4
Shoulder
Across the back, from one shoulder tip to the other.
- 5
Sleeve
From the shoulder tip down to the wrist, or to where a half sleeve should end.
- 6
Shirt length
From the highest point of the shoulder, beside the collar, down to where the shirt should end.
- 7
Pant length
Down the outside of the leg, from the waist to just above the heel.
Getting it right first time
- Measure in inches with a soft tailor's tape, over a thin shirt rather than a jacket.
- Keep the tape snug but not tight; one finger should slide under it.
- Note if someone prefers a looser or a closer fit.
- For boiler suits worn over other clothes, choose one size bigger.
- A standard size (S, M, L, XL or 38, 40, 42) for each person is fine too; we'll ask if anything is unclear.
The size sheet
One row per person: name, department, uniform, standard size or measurements, quantity and notes. It opens in Excel or Google Sheets. A photo of a handwritten list works too.
Ready to send the sizes?
WhatsApp the filled sheet or a photo of your list. Production is planned as soon as the sizes are in.