JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser.
$0.00
Measure the circumference at the place where you will actually wear your jeans. Your waist measurement will be the entire circumference of the area where your jeans will rest. So if you want a low, mid or high waist jeans you will measure the low, mid or high waist circumference and not your natural waist.
Â
While measuring, position the tape very close to the body without tightening. Wear a belt or rope around the place where you want your jeans to rest so that it will also help you to measure your length and crotch. You can also use a marker to highlight your waist line where you want to rest your jeans.
Please do not provide the label size of the jeans.
Measure from the back of your waistband (taken while measuring your waist), down and around, upto the front of your waistband – basically starting from the top of the back waist line and wrap around the measuring tape between your legs and take it all the way to the top of the front waistline. Please consider the waist line as provided above, for calculating the crotch.
First take the waist line taken for measuring your waist (calculated above) as the base. First take the waist line taken for measuring your waist (calculated above) as the base. Measure the side of your leg from the waistline. Keep the tape parallel to your leg and let it flow free to the floor. This will be the outer length of your jeans. You can take this measurement either barefoot or wearing your shoes depending on your preference.
Please do not provide the length mentioned in the label size of the garment. Actual length of the jeans and what is shown on the label may differ.
Stand in front of the mirror with your heels together. Measure around the fullest part of your seat by positioning the tape measure close to the body without tightening.
Measure circumference of your thigh line at the widest point of the thigh just below the buttocks.
Measure the circumference of your knee line at the widest point of the knee by placing the tape measure close to the body without tightening.
Measure circumference of your calf line at the widest point of the calf by placing the tape measure close to the body without tightening.
Even up the jeans so that the back and the front waistline are parallel – in a straight line. Start from the edge – use your forefinger and thumb to hold the tape in a straight line. Measure it across. Multiply this by two to determine the full waist circumference.
Measure your jeans from point A to B and then multiply by 2.
The out seam is the entire length of the jeans...measured from the top of the waist...down the side- all the way down to the leg opening.
Place the jeans flat on the surface exactly as shown in the image and then measure from point A to B.
While you measure, the jeans should be stretched out with no creases. Take center of the front crotch and go across edge to edge. Double this measurement. This is the seat or hip measurement. You do not have to measure from the stitching but from the edge to the other edge. Now double this measurement. Measure your jeans from point A to B and then multiply by 2.
Fabric should be evened out without any creases. Please see the placing of the measuring tape carefully. Measure from 1 inch below the crotch seam edge to the opposite edge of any thigh. Then multiply it by 2
Place the jeans flat on the surface exactly as shown in the image and then measure from point A to B and then multiply by 2.
Measure 13 inches from the crotch down the inside seam of the leg. From this point (13 inches down from the crotch) measure from one side of the pant leg to the other (the width of the knee). Double this measurement.
Place the jeans flat on the surface as shown in the image. Measure 13 inches down from point A to B and then measure from point B to point C and then multiply by 2
Turn around the jeans and pull the jeans as shown in the image. The back rise is from the crotch seam to the top of waistband in the back.
Place the jeans flat on the surface as shown in the image and then measure from point A to B
This is where the foot come out. Measure from one side of the leg opening to the other side. Double this measurement. Place the jeans flat on the surface as shown in the image and then measure from point A to B and then multiply it by 2.
While you are measuring if you have any other preference for your new jeans you can modify the measurements accordingly. For example if the length of your jeans as you measured above is 38 inches but you want your new jeans to be couple of inches longer simply write down the length measurement as 40 inches instead of 38 inches.
* Required Fields
In stock
