Every aspect of your garment will be cut and tailored uniquely to your personal 'pattern' to
ensure you look your best and feel totally comfortable and confident whatever the occasion.
You may provide us your measurements either by:

• Asking a friend to help measure you (you'll find instructions of how to take
  measurements accurately below).
• Measuring your best-fitting suit or shirt (click here for instructions on how to take these
  measurements).
• or by Sending us your best-fitting suit or shirt by mail for us to copy. These garments will
  be returned to you along with your finished order. You can send your best-fitting suit or
  shirt using the following address:
  92/7-8 Thaweewoong RD  Soi Sea Beach Phuket 83150 Thailand

Neck :

Measuring tape should be placed around neck where the
centre of the collar would be if you were wearing a shirt, just
below the adams apple so that it is snug but not too tight.

Chest:

Stand relaxed with your hands down by your side.
The measuring tape should be placed around your body over
your shirt, close up under your arms and across your shoulder
blades. Tape should be held firm against the body but not too
tight.

Waist :

The measuring tape should be placed around the waist over
the shirt holding the tape firm against body, but not too tight.

Hips :

Make sure to empty your pockets before taking this
measurement. Tape should be placed around the fullest part
of the hips over the trouser seat and held firm against the
body but not too tight.

Full Shoulder :

Put on a shirt that is a comfortable fit.
Take your full shoulder measurement from where the seam
on the sleeve joins the back left side to where the seam on
the sleeve joins the back right side.

Length :

The tape should be held at the front of the body, with the
top of the tape placed on the shoulder seam.
Measurement should be taken from 1 inch (2.5cm) above
the tip of the thumb.

Sleeves :

With arm straight and hand in a loose fist, tape should be
placed at the shoulder seam and measurement taken from
the knuckle of the little finger less 1 ½ inches (3.75cm).

Cuff:

Measure the actual wrist size. If you wear a medium size
watch add a ¼" to that wrist for heavier watches add ½".

Shoulder Types:

Please see different types of shoulders in the picture

Postures:

Please see different types of body posture in the picture