GUIDE TO A PERFECT MEN S SHIRT FIT



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GUIDE TO A PERFECT MEN S SHIRT FIT We value quality and perfection. We know that every man is different. Your size, posture, figure, and the shape of your body all change the way a shirt fits. This is why we have prepared a comprehensive guide to help you take the perfect measurements for your bespoke dress shirts. We know that taking measurements can be a chore, so we have worked hard to make it as easy and quickly as possible for you. What you will need: A fabric measuring tape (fabric only). Assistance from a friend A well fitting shirt, pair of trousers (not jeans), and a pair of shoes. When taking measurements: Keep the measuring tape comfortably snug, but not tight. All measurements should be made to nearest inch / centimeter. The following sections provide instructions on how you can create your own perfect bespoke shirt. These four (4) measurement methods are completely different from each other but should yield the same result. The steps within each of these methods are not to be interchanged: SHIRT MEASUREMENT METHOD. Measure your best fitting shirt. RECOMMENDED o Measure the shirt the fits you well and enter the shirt measurements through the control panel. BODY MEASUREMENT METHOD. Measure your body. o Ask someone to take your own measurements then create your body measurements profile online. Many customers get this wrong the first time, so if you do not have experience doing this, please use Shirt Measurements Method. SELECT FROM OUR STANDARD-SIZED SHIRTS. o Refer to our measurement table to select standard-sized shirt. SEND US YOUR BEST-FITTING SHIRT. Sending garments to us is a great way to ensure a great fit although there are shipping risks you may want to consider. Hence we advise to follow our shirt measurement guide on our website, http://moderntailor.com/static/mt/measurement-guides.jsp. However we leave it up to the customer to make the best decision for their purposes. Moderntailor Zhuxin Road N. 388, Building 42 Minhang district, Shanghai 201107 China Attention: Erika Hu Phone #: 13501724337 In sending your best fitting clothes, you may send it to us via first class mail. Fold the shirt neatly inside the package. The total weight should not go over 9oz. Do not declare any value for the package and mark them as used or sample. Please see page 17 for more detailed shipping instructions.

Men s Shirt Measure your best fitting shirt Please note that the shirt should be laid flat on a table or smooth surface for proper measurement. 1. COLLAR The collar measurement should be taken from the middle of the button hole to the center of the collar button when the collar is spread flat. COLLAR 2. HALF CHEST Button the shirt and lay it flat. Then measure from edge to edge just below the armpit. HALF CHEST

3. HALF WAIST With the shirt laid flat, measure from edge to edge at the waistline. (Measure at the narrowest point of the waist or mid-torso of the shirt.) HALF WAIST 4. HALF HIPS With the shirt laid flat, measure from edge to edge at the base of the shirt. HALF HIPS

5. SLEEVE LENGTH SLEEVE LENGTH Lay the sleeve flat and measure along the outside edge (opposite to the sleeve seam) from the top of the shoulder (starting at the seam) to the end of the cuff. 5.1 ELBOW When you require a width for the elbow, provide us with the Elbow reference point and Elbow width. You may these as a note in your measurement profile. Elbow reference point: Measure from top shoulder seam (point A) as seen on image above to where your elbow normally sits when you wear a shirt (point D). Elbow width: Measure from points D to Y as shown in the image above. 5.2 FOREARM When you require width for the forearm, provide us with the Forearm reference point and Forearm width. ELBOW AND FOREARM Forearm reference point: Measure from top shoulder seam (point A) as seen on image above to where your forearm normally sits when you wear a shirt (point C). Forearm width: Measure from points C to X as shown in the image above.

6. HALF BICEP With the shirt laid flat, measure the width of your sleeve at the upper arm. This is normally taken about 15cm to 18 cm from the tip of the shoulder seam. This is the sleeve width of the largest part of your arm/sleeve. **Half armhole is always bigger than half bicep. Normally, half armhole is at least 6cm bigger than half bicep.** HALF BICEP 7. CUFF Spread the cuff on flat surface. Place the measuring tape on the center of the buttonhole and measure across to center of the button. CUFF

8. YOKE Measure the distance between the sleeves, from one edge of the shoulder to the other, across the back. (Do not measure directly at the yoke seam.) YOKE 9. SHIRT LENGTH Measure at the back from the base of the collar seam at the middle to a point where the shirt ends. SHIRT LENGTH

10. HALF ARMHOLE Place the shirt on a large flat surface so the front of the shirt is facing you. Place the measuring tape at the tip of shoulder and follow the curve of the armhole along its edge to the point where the armhole meets the sleeve seam at pit. (Note: this is a curved, edge to edge measurement, so please measure carefully.) **Half armhole is always bigger than half bicep. Normally, half armhole is at least 6cm bigger than half bicep.** ARMHOLE 11. SHORT SLEEVE LENGTH Place the shirt on a flat surface. Place the measuring tape at the tip of the shoulder down to where you want sleeve to end.

12. SHORT SLEEVE OPENING Place the shirt on a flat surface. Measure the preferred opening width of the end of the sleeve. (This is different from your half bicep width.) Choose your preferred fit: This section is for reference purposes only. We take your measurement as is. We do not add extra measures (**except for shrinkage and tolerance allowance) when you take measurements from your best fitting shirt. Slim Fit Normal Fit Loose Fit For your guidance, all finished products follow the international standards for allowances found on this link: http://moderntailor.com/pub/index.do?action=faq&id=2#23. Allowances generally may depend on fabric weave, quality, measurement profile, and shirt design. Please visit our faqs for more information. ** Our tolerance of production (cutting commitment) is based on international standards. Collar Shoulder length/yoke Chest size Waist size Hip size Sleeve length : (+/-) 0.5 cm total circumference : (+/-) 0.6 cm Total length : (+/-) 2.0cm Total circumference : (+/-) 2.0 cm Total circumference : (+/-) 2.0 cm Total circumference : (+/-) 1.0 cm Total length These allowances generally apply to all garment types: shirts, suits, jackets, pants for men and women.

Measure your body Note: A shirt should be worn for proper measurement. 1. NECK NECK Place two fingers between the tape measure and the neck as the pictures show, and make sure you can move the tape easily. Do not tighten the tape measure. Make sure that the tape is at the base of the neck where the neck and shoulders meet or at the height where the collar would be if you were wearing a shirt. 2. CHEST CHEST Stand up straight, relax and take deep breath with hands down at your side. The chest measurement should be taken around the chest under the armpits. Make sure the tape is parallel and you can move the tape easily. Do not tighten the tape measure. Avoid having thick clothes on when measuring. Slim fit: we add 12 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, in order to give you room to move about. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Normal fit: we add 16 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, to achieve extra room while maintaining that unmistakable tailored look. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Loose fit: we add 20 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. This fit is more appropriate for less slim gentlemen.

3. WAIST Stand up in a relaxed posture, do not hold your breath or hold your stomach in. If you do not have beer belly, the waist measurement should be taken around the waist at the narrowest point. If you have beer belly, you should measure the widest point. Make sure you can move the tape easily. Do not tighten the tape measure. WAIST Slim fit: we add 12 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, in order to give you room to move about. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Normal fit: we add 16 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, to achieve extra room while maintaining that unmistakable tailored look. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Loose fit: we add 20 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. This fit is more appropriate for less slim gentlemen. 4. HIPS Take out all of the stuff in the front and back pockets your trouser. The hip measurement should be taken around the hips at the widest point. Stand up in a relaxed posture, and keep the tape parallel. Do not tighten the tape measure. Make sure you can move the tape easily. HIPS Slim fit: we add 12 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, in order to give you room to move about. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Normal fit: we add 16 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, to achieve extra room while maintaining that unmistakable tailored look. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your

measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Loose fit: we add 20 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. This fit is more appropriate for less slim gentlemen. 5. SHOULDER Stand up in a relaxed posture. Measure across the top of the shoulder from one edge to the other. Ensure you take the curved contour over the top of the shoulders as shown. If you are wearing your best fitted shirt measure up to the shoulder seams. SHOULDER 6. SLEEVE LENGTH The sleeve measurement should be taken from exactly the same point you used earlier for the "Shoulder" measurement. Measure from tip of shoulder to a point at the wrist where you want the sleeve to end. Do not bend your arms. If you want to match your dress shirt with a suit, you should measure the suit sleeve length you want, and then add one (1) centimeter.that will be the shirt's sleeve length. SLEEVE LENGTH

6.1 ELBOW WIDTH When you require a width for the elbow, provide us with the Elbow reference point and Elbow width. You may add this as a note in your measurement profile. ELBOW AND FOREARM Elbow reference point: Measure from the tip of shoulder (point A) as seen on image above to where your widest elbow point is (point B). Elbow width: At the elbow reference point, measure the actual size around the widest part all the way around the elbow. 6.2 FOREARM WIDTH When you require a width for the forearm, provide us with the Forearm reference point and Forearm width. Forearm reference point: Measure from tip of shoulder (point A) as seen on image above to where your widest forearm point is (point C). Forearm width: At the forearm reference point, measure the actual size around the widest part all the way around the forearm. 7. SHORT SLEEVE LENGTH Measure with arm at your side, from the tip of the shoulder to a point on the outside of the arm where you want the sleeve to end. SHORT SLEEVE LENGTH

8. WRIST/CUFF Measure the actual wrist size around your wrist bone. You may also consider adding ¼" to ½" to your size if you wear medium to heavier watches. WRIST/CUFF **Provide us the actual/skin tight measure. Our tailor adds at least 3cm-5cm to your measurement to allow room for movement** 9. BICEP Measure around your upper arm at the widest point. This is normally taken about 15cm to 18 cm from the tip of the shoulder seam. This is the sleeve width of the largest part of your arm. **Do not flex your bicep.** BICEP 10. SHIRT LENGTH Stand up in a relaxed posture. Measure from the topmost point of the shoulder at a point near the nape at the collar seam, along the front of your body, to a point where you want the shirt to end. SHIRT LENGTH

11. ARMHOLE Place the tape measure under your armpit and around the top of your arm. To ensure a comfortable fit, take the armhole measurement with one finger inside the tape measure. ARMHOLE Choose your preferred fit (Only applies if you took body measurements): Slim Fit Normal Fit Loose Fit Slim fit: we add 12 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, in order to give you room to move about. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Normal fit: we add 16 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided, to achieve extra room while maintaining that unmistakable tailored look. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. Loose fit: we add 20 cm to the hip, waist and chest measurements you provided. Depending on your body type sleeve length, collar, and shirt length are tailored almost exactly to your measurements. While adjustments to the armhole and sleeve width/bicep are determined after comparing shoulder and chest measurements. This fit is more appropriate for less slim gentlemen. Note: We do not add extra measures (except for shrinkage and tolerance allowance) when you take measurements from your best fitting shirt.

For your guidance, all finished products follow the international standards for allowances (in addition to the abovementioned fit allowances) found on this link: http://moderntailor.com/pub/index.do?action=faq&id=2#23. Allowances generally may depend on fabric weave, quality, measurement profile, and shirt design. Please visit our faqs for more information. ** Our tolerance of production (cutting commitment) is based on international standards. Collar Shoulder length/yoke Chest size Waist size Hip size Sleeve length : (+/-) 0.5 cm total circumference : (+/-) 0.6 cm Total length : (+/-) 2.0cm Total circumference : (+/-) 2.0 cm Total circumference : (+/-) 2.0 cm Total circumference : (+/-) 1.0 cm Total length These allowances generally apply to all garment types: shirts, suits, jackets, pants for men and women.

Select from our Standard-Sized Shirts Measurement tables for standard sizes Note: We always recommend that you take your own measurements, either from your body or a shirt you like. Our measures follow European sizes. The following measurements are taken from finished shirts. Men s Slim Fit Shirt Part / Size XS S M L XL XXL Collar 14 1/8" 15" 15 3/4" 16 1/2" 17 3/8" 18 1/8" Shirt length 28 3/4" 29 ½" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" Shoulder width 16 7/8" 17 ¾" 18 1/8" 18 7/8" 19 1/4" 20 1/8" Sleeve length (Normal) 25 1/4" 25 5/8" 25 5/8" 26" 26 3/8" 26 3/4" Sleeve length (Extra long) 27 1/8" 27 ½" 27 1/2" 28" 28 3/8" 28 3/4" Chest 37 3/4" 39 3/8" 41 3/4" 44 7/8" 48" 51 1/8" Waist 33 7/8" 36 ¼" 39 3/8" 42 1/2" 45 5/8" 48 7/8" Sleeve width (at armpit) 9 1/2" 9 7/8" 10 1/4" 10 5/8" 11 3/8" 11 3/4" Cuff 9 1/2" 9 ½" 9 7/8" 9 7/8" 10 1/4" 10 5/8" Hip width 37" 38 5/8" 41" 44 1/8" 47 1/4" 50 3/8" Men s Normal Fit Shirt Part / Size XS S M L XL XXL Collar 14 1/8" 15" 15 3/4" 16 1/2" 17 3/8" 18 1/8" Shirt length 28 3/4" 29 ½" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" Shoulder width 16 7/8" 18 7/8" 19 1/4" 20 1/8" 20 7/8" 22" Sleeve length (Normal) 25 1/4" 25 5/8" 25 5/8" 26" 26 3/8" 26 3/4" Sleeve length (Extra long) 27 1/8" 27 ½" 27 1/2" 28" 28 3/8" 28 3/4" Chest 44 7/8" 46 ½" 48" 49 5/8" 52" 54 3/8" Waist 41 3/4" 43 ¼" 44 7/8" 46 1/2" 51 1/8" 53 1/2" Sleeve width (at armpit) 11" 11 3/8" 11 3/4" 11 3/4" 12 5/8" 13" Cuff 9 1/2" 9 ½" 9 7/8" 9 7/8" 10 1/4" 10 5/8" Hip width 44 1/8" 45 5/8" 47 1/4" 48 7/8" 51 1/8" 53 1/2"

Men s Loose Fit Shirt Part / Size XS S M L XL XXL Collar 14 1/8" 15" 15 3/4" 16 1/2" 17 3/8" 18 1/8" Shirt length 28 3/4" 29 ½" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" 29 1/2" Shoulder width 16 7/8" 18 7/8" 19 1/4" 20 1/8" 20 7/8" 22" Sleeve length (Normal) 25 1/4" 25 5/8" 25 5/8" 26" 26 3/8" 26 3/4" Sleeve length (Extra long) 27 1/8" 27 ½" 27 1/2" 28" 28 3/8" 28 3/4" Chest 44 7/8" 46 ½" 48" 49 5/8" 52" 54 3/8" Waist 44 7/8" 46 ½" 48" 49 5/8" 52" 54 3/8" Sleeve width (at armpit) 11 3/8" 11 ¾" 12 1/4" 12 1/4" 13" 13 3/8" Cuff 9 1/2" 9 ½" 9 7/8" 9 7/8" 10 1/4" 10 5/8" Hip width 44 7/8" 46 ½" 48" 49 5/8" 52" 54 3/8" Send us your best fitting shirt Have a favorite shirt that fits just right and you simply want a new shirt that has the same wonderful fit? Mail it to us and we will do all the measuring. We will also keep a perfect record of the size and other details so you would not have to do this again. Please mail your shirt to the address listed, include your notes on any changes to the size and style preference. Your shirt will be handled carefully and promptly returned to you along with your new shirts. Our Address: Moderntailor Zhuxin Road N. 388, Building 42 Minhang district, Shanghai 201107 China Attention: Erika Hu Phone #: 13501724337 ***Sending garments to us is a great way to ensure a great fit although there are shipping risks you may want to consider. Hence we advise to follow our shirt measurement guide on our website, http://moderntailor.com/static/mt/measurement-guides.jsp. However we leave it up to the customer to make the best decision for their purposes.*** 1. Send the shirt using First Class Mail (International Post) through your local post office. This is the cheapest way to send packages to us. 2. Include in the package the following details: order #, full name, registered email address, return/mailing address and instructions. 3. There is no need to purchase packaging or a large envelope for shipment. Fold the shirt neatly and place it inside a regular envelope. The total weight should not go over 9oz. 4. Mark the package as "used/sample clothing" so you can avoid paying additional/unnecessary customs taxes. 5. Email us the package reference number or customs declaration code provided by your post office (usually printed in the receipt). Please remember to keep the receipt as Moderntailor will not be responsible for lost packages.