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Cup Direction *
Bust Circumference: *
Marked with elastic. Measure around the fullest part of the bust, keeping the tape level at the back.

Marked with elastic. Measure around the fullest part of the bust, keeping the tape level at the back.
Neck Circumference *
Waist Circumference: Measure waist at the elastic tape.
Waist Circumference: Measure waist at the elastic tape.
Waist Circumference: *
Measure waist at the elastic tape.

Measure waist at the elastic tape.
Abdomen Circumference: *
Measured at the level where abdomen circumference is maximum. Be sure to keep the measuring tape level.
Measured at the level where abdomen circumference is maximum.
Be sure to keep the measuring tape level.
Hip Circumference: *
Measured over the largest part of your bottom/thighs (at elastic).
Measured over the largest part of your bottom/thighs (at elastic).
Bust Span: *
Horizontal distance between bust apexes (also called bust bridge). Measure along bust elastic.

Horizontal distance between bust apexes (also called bust bridge).
Measure along bust elastic.
Bust Height: *
Measure from one breast apex to the other, around the back of the neck. DIVIDE THE RESULT BY 2.

Measure from one breast apex to the other, around the back of the neck.
DIVIDE THE RESULT BY 2.
Waist Height: *
Measure from bottom of waist elastic, up across bust apex, around back of neck, and down across breast apex to the bottom of waist elastic.
Measure from bottom of waist elastic, up across bust apex, around back of neck, and down across breast apex to the bottom of waist elastic.
Back Length: *
Put on a thin necklace, or drape a piece of string around your neck. Measure from the place where the necklace falls on the back of your neck to the lower
Put on a thin necklace, or drape a piece of string around your neck.
Measure from the place where the necklace falls on the back of your neck to the lower
Back Width: *
Stand with your arms relaxed at your sides. The measurement is taken horizontally between shoulder blades, from and to the point where your arm meets your body (but not to armpit) about 4" (10 cm) from neck downwards.
Stand with your arms relaxed at your sides.
The measurement is taken horizontally between shoulder blades,
from and to the point where your arm meets your body
(but not to armpit) about 4" (10 cm) from neck downwards.
Shoulder length: *
Measure from neck to shoulder tip. Shoulder tip is found when you raise your arm to horizontal position and feel where there is hollow/pit between shoulder and arm bones. Hold your arm horizontal, if necessary, to find this point.
Measure from neck to shoulder tip.
Shoulder tip is found when you raise your arm to horizontal position and feel where there is hollow/pit between shoulder and arm bones.
Hold your arm horizontal, if necessary, to find this point.
Waist - Abdomen:
Measure vertically from lower edge of waist elastic to lower edge of abdomen elastic. Measure at front center.
Measure vertically from lower edge of waist elastic to lower edge of abdomen elastic.
Measure at front center.
Waist - Hip:
Measure vertically from lower edge of waist elastic to lower edge of hip elastic. Measure at the front.
Measure vertically from lower edge of waist elastic to lower edge of hip elastic.
Measure at the front.
Arc Width *
Arc width (width of underwire): horizontal measurement from one end to the other of bra underwire. You need to have the underwires before you take this measurement and run the pattern. For testing purposes you can use the underwire default width which corresponds to underwires for 32-36" (80-90 cm) measured under breasts.
Arc width (width of underwire): horizontal measurement from one end to the other of bra underwire. You need to have the underwires before you take this measurement and run the pattern.
For testing purposes you can use the underwire default width which corresponds to underwires for 32-36" (80-90 cm) measured under breasts.
Breast Width *
Breast width: from end to end of underwire, across breast apex.
Breast width: from end to end of underwire, across breast apex.
Breast  Top Width *
Breast top width: from end to end of underwire, around top contour of breast
Breast top width: from end to end of underwire, around top contour of breast
Breast/cup Top Height: *
Breast/cup top height: from breast apex along skin to the point where you want the top edge of the bra to be. This measurement depends on bra design and is up to you; if you cannot decide this, try the default measurement which is 3-1/8" (8cm).
Breast/cup top height: from breast apex along skin to the point where you want the top edge of the bra to be. This measurement depends on bra design and is up to you; if you cannot decide this, try the default measurement which is 3-1/8" (8cm).
Breast/cup Bottom Height: *
Breast/cup bottom height: bottom edge of breast along skin to breast apex
Breast/cup bottom height: bottom edge of breast along skin to breast apex
Crotch Height Front *
Crotch height, front: from front center waist to middle of crotch
Crotch height, front: from front center waist to middle of crotch
Pants Height Front *
Pants height, front: from front waist to edge of front leg opening
Pants height, front: from front waist to edge of front leg opening
Crotch Height Back *
Crotch height, back: from back center waist to middle of crotch Check that the total measurement of crotch length from front center waist to back center waist around your crotch is equal to crotch height front + crotch height back.
Crotch height, back: from back center waist to middle of crotch Check that the total measurement of crotch length from front center waist to back center waist around your crotch is equal to crotch height front + crotch height back.
Pants Height, Back *
Pants height, back: from back waist to edge of back leg opening under buttocks.
Pants height, back: from back waist to edge of back leg opening under buttocks.
Shell Scaling Factors Horizontal *
Scaling factor of the shell: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric. Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
Scaling factor of the shell: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric. Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
Shell Scaling Factors vertical *
Scaling factor of the shell: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric. Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
Scaling factor of the shell: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric. Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
Scaling factor of the cup: Horizontal *
Scaling factor of the cup: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric.Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
Scaling factor of the cup: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric.Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
Scaling factor of the cup: Vertical *
Scaling factor of the cup: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric.Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
Scaling factor of the cup: resizes the pattern in two directions to account for the elasticity of the selected fabric.Divide the measurement of the unstretched fabric by the measurement of the fabric when it is stretched moderately, as it would stretch on your body. For example, if the fabric stretches from 16" to 20", the scaling factor is 16/20 = .8
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