Flare RMD20A12

The measurements mentioned below are body measurements in INCHES. They are not measurements of the garments. Once you know your body measurements, consult the size chart below to determine what size you should go for. Please refer to individual product pages for items specific length measurements and fit details.

To get an accurate body measurement, the tape should be close to your body but not tight. Wear undergarments only, do not measure over the clothing.

SIZE MEASUREMENT FOR SET IN SLEEVE ABAYA (A-LINE, FLARE, FLARE WITH PANEL)
A-LINE CUT	FLARE CUT

 

SIZE MEASUREMENT FOR DOLMAN & KIMONO ABAYA
KIMONO	DOLMAN CUT

 

SIZE MEASUREMENT FOR SUIT SET
JACKET	TROUSER

 
JACKET SIZE 

 
TROUSER SIZE

Size	Waist	Thigh	Bottom Hem	Length
Small	30"	26"	10"	36"
Medium	32"	28"	10.5"	37.5"
Large	34"	30"	10.5"	40"
X-Large	36"	32"	11"	41.5"
XX-Large	38"	34"	11.5"	43"

 

HOW TO TAKE BODY MEASUREMENTS

Understand customer body type: Make sure that you write down the measurements as you take them so that you do not forget them and need to take them again. Use the correct type of tape measure: When taking body measurements, you need to use the correct type of tape measure. Make them stand correctly: Stand straight, tall, and breathe normally when taking measurements. Some measurements may be taken better when exhaling, some when inhaling (it will depend on the purpose of the measurement) Measure correctly: You want to be sure that when you measure, the tape is straight and in line with the appropriate body part. For example, for most circumference measurements the tape will need to be parallel to the floor. while lengths will need to be either parallel or perpendicular (based on the line orientation of the body part being measured). Wear appropriate clothing: You can't get a very accurate measurement when wearing baggy or thick clothing, so try to measure in the fit garment. Know when to measure circumference vs length: Different measurements will need to be either circumference measurements (the measurement around something like around the neck, bust, waist, and hip measurement) or length measurements (the measurement between two straight points like shoulder or sleeve length). Write down your measurements: Make sure that you write down the measurements as you take them so that you do not forget them and need to take them again.