Sizing needs one agreed method.
A size name alone does not define a garment. Chest, body length, sleeve, waist, hip, inseam and other points should be recorded for each relevant size.
Fit direction and fabric stretch affect how finished measurements relate to the wearer.
The sample should be measured using the same method that will be used for production quality checks.
What this includes
- Point-of-measure definitions
- Finished garment measurements
- Size grading
- Men's, women's and youth ranges
- Fit and stretch review
- Agreed production tolerance
