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HOW-TO GUIDE
How To Take Your Body Measurements At Home
A simple, accurate way to measure your chest, shoulder, sleeve and waist so your custom clothing fits right the first time — no tailor visit needed.
Read Measuring GuideWhy accurate measurements matter
A beautiful fabric and a perfect design still fail if the numbers behind them are wrong. Taking accurate measurements at home is simple once you know where the tape goes — and ten careful minutes means every custom garment fits the way it should.
How to measure the essentials
For the chest, wrap the tape around the fullest part, under the arms and across the shoulder blades, kept level and snug. For sleeve length, measure from the shoulder seam over a slightly bent elbow to the wrist bone. For the waist, measure around your natural waistline and stand straight without sucking in.
Tips, mistakes and the easy way
Keep the tape level and snug (not tight), stand naturally, and measure twice. Avoid measuring over thick clothes or pulling the tape tight. If you would rather skip the tape, MAVIINCI offers smart, privacy-safe AI fit estimation from basic details and a live preview before you order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I measure myself accurately at home?
Yes for most measurements, but ask someone to help with shoulder and back width — they are hard to do alone. Take each measurement twice for accuracy.
Should I measure over my clothes?
Wear thin, fitted clothing. Measuring over thick or loose clothes adds inches and affects the final fit.
How tight should the tape be?
Snug but comfortable — the tape should touch your body without digging in. You should be able to slip one finger underneath.