Taking Your Measurements
Questions? Call our toll free number (800) 601-8652 or email us at measurementsupport@fashionfitformula.com.
Your measurements will be sent to you in an email within 72 hours.
You will need three things to take 16 easy body measurements. This will produce your linear (vertical) mathematical proportioned formula.
- Masking tape (or something of equal strength)
- Tape Measure - best if it has the 1/8 inches marked on the tape measure for easy reading.
(Make sure the tape measure is longer than you are tall!) - A second tape measure to take measurements across the chest and shoulders.
- Straight edge (such as ruler)
- Optional - a full length mirror
Allow 20 minutes for measuring.
** ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE WITHOUT SHOES **
If you would like expert assistance with taking your measurements Click here (USA) or here (CAN) to find a consultant.
You can enter measurements into our system using inches (fractions: 45 1/2, or decimal, 45.5) or centimetres (120.5)
| First, select the units you will use for measuring: | |
Measurement Tips
If you have curvature of the spine, or any other condition that causes one side of your body to have arms that fall at different lengths or any joint to be higher or lower on one side than the other, we need you take the measurements of both sides of your body.
If you only need to measure one side, fill in the form for the LEFT HAND SIDE ONLY.
Watching the measuring video will also be helpful for all of our
vertical measurements. (The women’s measurements exclude horizontal measurements and the
bridge of the nose and the tip of the nose.)
1. Measure top of head to floor.
Stand up as tall as you can. Measure from the center of the head, no shoes on.
( For Example: )
2. Measure bridge of nose.
Make sure your head is not tilted up or down and you are looking straight ahead.
3. Measure tip of nose.
Make sure your head is not tilted up or down and you are looking straight ahead.
4. Measure bend of jaw right by ear to the floor.
If you are having a hard time finding this measurement, open your mouth to find the hinge of the jaw. Then close your mouth and take the measurement to the floor.
5. Measure base of chin.
Make sure your head is not tilted up or down and you are looking straight ahead.
6. Measure the base of neck (located right on the collar bone) to the floor.
7. Measure across from one shoulder to the other shoulder making sure the tape measure is all the way to the end of the shoulder bone.
8. Measure at breastbone from arm to arm across the chest.
Locating the breastbone:
Start with your finger at the base of the throat and run it down the
middle of your chest until you feel a bump.
Take the measurement just below the bump.
9. Measure from the breastbone to the floor. Watch the measuring video to help find the breastbone..
10. Measure elbow at the bend to floor.
11. Measure waist to floor.
If you are having difficulty finding the waist, bend over to the side placing your hand in the bend. If you have a couple rolls and are not sure which is the correct measurement, place a hand in each bend and the natural waist is the bend that is the deepest indention.
12. Measure from where the leg joins the torso to floor.
To find the point where the leg joins the torso - move one leg to the side. There will be an indentation.
13. Measure from wrist bone to floor.
Measure the middle of the wrist bone to the floor. Take this measurement with your arm at your side.
14. Measure from the middle knuckle of the middle finger to floor.
The measurement is taken from the middle knuckle of the middle finger. Measure with your arm at your side.
15. Measure from middle of the knee to floor.
Measure middle of knee where there is an indentation (end of the patella) to floor.
16. Measure from ankle bone to floor.
Take the measurement at the top of the ankle bone.

