NOTE: It is very important to get this right or the garment may not fit properly. 

Any further doubts can be resolved by phoning (02) 64936490 until 9pm evenings.

It is also helpful to include a few photos of front on and side on shots if possible. 

Please try to compact the file size when sending these. 

1)  You can copy and paste  a compacted version  into an Email, fill in the details and send it.
            OR
2)  Print out this page and send it by fax (if you are concerned about privacy):  Australia (02)64936416
            OR
3) If you want a Word .doc file to print out for multiple use contact us .  Info can be returned via regular mail.

Due to the possibilities of passing on a virus, please do not send this info in a file of any kind directly to us.

1) Chest ................      (widest section) 2) Waist level  ................   * important                                                  see  "definitions" below  3) Hips (widest part) ..................  * see "definitions" below 4) Back length  ...............   (base of collar to waist) 4b) Opt. Finished length ..............   (for  jackets and tops)  Measure down the back from neck to desired length.     5) Waist to garment hem ..................    see **                                                        and also see "definitions" 6) Inseam  ...................  (crotch to garment hem)  see "definitions"  7) Neck to seat  ....................  (base of neck to flat surface)                                                               *  see "diagram 7" below 8) Neck to wrist ....................  (base of neck to wrist - around bent arm)  9) Shoulder width only ...............   10) Around Neck .................. (base of collar/shoulder junction)  11) Upper Arm ...................    (widest section) 12) Forearm  ......................    (widest section) 13) Wrist ......................   14) Thigh  ....................     (widest section) 15) Knee (just below) ................ 16) Calf ........................ (widest section) 17) Ankle ......................     (over boot if applicable)  18) Height  ......................  19) Size usually worn .........................................................

Other information required:   Name:  Contact details:  Email, Phone, Fax   Address for delivery purposes:    Garment type and design / colour description:    Special instructions, fitting needs or anything we might need to know:     Payment details:

*   DEFINITIONS:

"WAIST LEVEL":  is the level at which the top of the pants i.e. waistband level is worn or preferred for the type 

of  garment specified. It is not necessarily the middle of the torso or the narrowest point if the wearer wishes

to have the top of the pants at a lower level. It is also worth indicating if the wearer wishes the pants to be 

a bit higher at the back for any logistic reason eg extra warmth.

** ALSO NOTE: this "waist" level is very important for measurement No. 5 (Outseam)

"HIPS" means the widest part of the lower torso. It should generally go around the buttocks. 

It does not mean the hip bones. 

If the intended wearer has a large stomach protuberance - it is worth mentioning this as it is possible to 

allow for this in pattern cutting.  In this case. it is also helpful to include a front-on and a side-on photo file.

"OUTSEAM" is a measurement from the defined "waist" level to the to the level at which the pants should end. 

Do not measure to the floor unless the garment is to end at that level. Eg. for tights and XC pants the normal 

length is to the bottom of the ankle bone.

"INSEAM" is a measurement from directly underneath/against the crotch (junction of legs and torso) 

to the level at which the pants should end - this should be the same lower level as the Outseam.

"NECK TO SEAT" is primarily applicable to garments of an all-in-one construction. 

Measure from top of prominent bone at back of neck to flat surface.