Diwaah Black Color Embroidered Skirts

Follow This Body Measurement Chart

1. WAIST AND HIPS

To measure your waist, don’t measure where your pants finish – this is not your natural waist! Your waist is the smallest part of your torso and right underneath your rib cage near your belly button. Make sure the tape is even across the front and back and parallel to the floor.

To measure the hips, keep this in mind: it is not where the top of your hip bone is, it is actually around the largest part of your hip area.

2. FRONT WAIST LENGTH

Start measuring from the side base of your neck, at the top shoulder line, and going down towards your waist level passing over your bust point. Try to keep the tape as straight as possible. To measure bust depth, use the same starting point on the shoulder as your front waist length, measuring down to the apex of your bust point.

3. BACK WAIST LENGTH

This one is definitely a two person job, so call a friend and have them measure from the nape of the neck, down your spine and to your waist. To measure the back width, measure horizontally between your arm attachment points (underarm).