XS – S

S – M

M – L

L – XL

XL – 2XL

2XL – 3XL

3XL – 4XL

4XL – 5XL

5XL – 6XL

Neck

15 -15 ½

 

15 ½ – 16

 

16 – 16½

16½ – 17

17 – 18½

18½ – 19

19 – 20½

20½ – 21

21 – 22½

Chest

34 – 36

36 – 38

38 – 40

40 – 42

42 – 44

44 – 46

46 – 48

48 – 50

50 – 52

Overarm

42 – 44

44 – 46

46 – 48

48 – 50

50 – 52

52 – 54

54 – 56

56 – 58

58 – 60

Sleeves

32/35

32/35

32/35

32/35

32/35

32/35

32/35

32/35

32/35

Jacket

36R

38R

40R

42R

44R

46R

48R

50R

52R

Pant’s waist

30

32

34

36

38

40

42

44

46

Suits Sizes

36R/30

38R/32

40R/34

42R/36

44R/38

46R/40

48R/42

50R/44

52R/46

EUR Suits

46

48

50

52

54

56

58

60

62

 

Helpful Notes:

 

·      All our collections are made to fit and ready-to-wear. May need additional tailoring to meet your fitting needs.

·      In the event, there is a difference in the above numbers within 2 inches of your actual sizes. A tailor can easily adjust the sleeve length, waist, and pant length to your exact size.

Submitting Measurements Information:

1. Fabric Tape Measure (inches (in.) side preferably)
2. Time (10 to 20 minutes)
3. Assistance
   • Help from another person in taking the measurements has been known to make the measurement process go faster, and more smoothly.
4. Dress shirt and Dress Trousers
   • Using already owned, well fitting dress shirt and trousers will aid in helping to take accurate measurements.

How to Submit Measurements Information:

1. Email a scanned copy of the measurement summary page.

2. Submit information over the phone by Whatsapp message.

  • Be sure that whoever is taking the measurement should hold the tape flat against the body: it should be held firm enough so that it does not droop/bend, but never so tight that it feels restrictive.
  • All measurements should be taken to the nearest (.25) inch
  • Do not add extra space to your measurement. Based on your photo provided, selected preference, and build we will adjust all measurements accordingly.
  • For anymore measurement specific questions feel free to email, phone, or visit our website.

Contact Details

Phone#: 8329424426

Email: info@sosoworldwide.com

  1. Neck
  • Measure around your neck at the height where your collar, if buttoned. would be.
  • This measurement should be taken along the lower section of the neck, below your Adams Apple and above your Sternal Notch.
  • The tape should be comfortably touching the skin, with enough room so that you do not feel restricted.

2. Full Chest

  • Measure around the chest and body at its fullest part (typically right under the armpits and shoulder blades. right across the nipples).
  • Hold the tape against the body tight enough so that it does not slip down, but not so tight that it restricts breathing. It should he “snug”.
  • Make sure the tape is horizontal and the person’s arms are by their side; then take a normal breath and measure.
  • Do not puff out your chest
  • Double check this measurement.

3. Full Shoulder Width

  • Measure from the end of the right shoulder to the end of the left shoulder.
  • We define the ”End of the Shoulder” as where the horizontal plane of the shoulder intersects the vertical plane of the arm (see illustration).
  • Double check measurement.

4. Right Sleeve

  • Measure from the end of the right shoulder to the “Pinch” of the right hand.
  • The -Pinch” of the hand is found where the base of the thumb and the base of the index finger intersect (approximately I inch above the index finger knuckle).
  • Double check this measurement.

5. Left Sleeve

  • Measure from the end of the left shoulder to the “Pinch” of the left hand.

  • Double check this measurement.

6. Bicep

  • Measure around the fullest pan of the bicep with the arms by your side.

  • You need only measure one side.

7. Wrist

  • Measure around the fullest part of the wrist.
  • You need only measure one side.

8. Waist / Stomach

  • Measure around the fullest part of the waist/stomach or right below your bottom ribs, whichever is greater.

9. Hips/Seat

  •  Measure around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.

10. Front Jacket Length

  • Measure straight down the front from the base of the neck (right or left side) to the point level with your thumb knuckle.

11. Front Chest Width

  • With the person’s arms by their side, measure across the front of the chest.
  • Start at the front of the right armpit, continue measuring across the nipples, and then stop at the front of the left armpit. Do not measure under the arms.
  • This is the front part of the full chest measurement we took in step 2.

12. Back Width

  • With the person’s arms by their side, measure across the back.
  • Start at the back of the right armpit, continue measuring across the shoulder blades. and then stop at the back of the left armpit. Do not measure under the arms.
  • This is the back part of the full chest measurement we took in step 2.

13. Halt Shoulder Width (Right)

  • Measure from the end of the right shoulder to the base of the right side of the neck.
  • We define the Side of the Neck as the point at which the vertical plane of the neck intersects the horizontal plane of the shoulder.

14. Half Shoulder Width (Left)

  • Measure from the end of the left shoulder to the base of the left side of the neck.

15. Full Back Length

  • Measure from the base of the back of the neck to the floor.
  • We define the base of the back of the neck as the point at which the 7th cervical bone is located. To easily find this point, have the person being measured tilt his head forward so that the knobby bone at the base or the neck becomes obvious. Once located, you can have the person stand straight again and then measure.
  • No shoes please!

16. Half Back Length

  • Measure from the base of the back of the neck to the top of the pants waistband area.

17. Trouser Waist

  • Measure around your waist at the level where you would normally wear your pant’s belt.
  • With the tape measure snug around your waist, relax, and take the measurement.
  • Don’t be alarmed if the measurement seems larger than expected; Off-the-rack pants are normally labelled as being smaller than what they really are.

18. Trousers’ Out-seam

  • Measure from the top of your pant’s waistband to the floor along the outside of your leg.
  • Make sure the tape is tight, that you are standing straight, and then measure.

19. Trousers’ Inseam

  • Measure from the lowest part of your crotch area to the floor.
  • Make sure the tape is tight along the inside of your leg and that you are standing straight, and then measure No shoes please!

20. Crotch

  • Measure from the front top of the pant’s waistband to the back top of the pant’s waistband.
  • Make sure not to take this measurement too tight.

21. Thigh

  • Measure around your thigh at its widest point.
  • You need measure only one side.

22. Knee

  •  Measure around your knee at its widest point.

  • You need only measure one side.

23. Right Full Sleeve

  • Measure from the base of the right side of the neck to the pinch of the right hand
  • This is a check measurement.

  • This measurement should he within a half-inch of measurements 4 and 13 combined. If not, recheck those two measurements.

24. Left Full Sleeve

  • Measure from the base of the left side of the neck to the pinch of the left hand
  •  This is a check measurement.

  •  If not, recheck those two measurements.

  • This measurement should be within a half-inch of measurements 5 and 14 combined.