1. Shoulders
From the point where the shoulder and neck meet to the extreme point of the shoulder.
2. Chest girth
Measured at the points that protrude the most.
3. Waist girth
The natural waistline is measured at the narrowest point.
4. Hip girth
Measured horizontally to the floor at the points of the buttocks that protrude the most.
5. Arm length
Measured from the shoulder joint to the wrist.
6. Inseam length
This is the measurement of the inside of the trouser leg, from the base of the leg to the intended bottom of the pants. This measurement can be measured as follows: take a pair of pants that fit you well, lay them out on a flat surface, and measure the inseam.
7. Outer seam length
This is the measurement of the outside of the trouser leg, from the top edge of the pants to the bottom of the product. This measurement can be measured as follows: take a pair of pants that fit you well, with the same waistline as the pants you plan to buy. Spread them out, fold them in half, and lay them out on a horizontal surface. The measurement is taken along the outer seam of the product, including the width of the belt.