How to take your measures
There are two possibilities to pick the sizes: measuring an existing shirt - the one that fits the best - or measuring the own body. The first possibility is easier and can be performed alone; for measuring the body one may need the help of another person. Moreover, for the measures of the chest and the waist taken directly on the body, the customer has to add a margin in cm according to the wished comfort.
LEVELHemd doesn't add any centimeters to the sizes. The shirt is produced exactly with the measures you put in the form.
Spread the collar on a flat surface and then measure the distance between the middle of the buttonhole and the sewing of the button.
The measure of the chest can be only taken by spreading the buttoned shirt on a flat surface and by measuring the distance between both sewings under sleeves (height of armpits).
Measure the distance between the collar band (just below it) to the seam of the cuff.
Measure the distance between the seam of the collar band straight down to the bottom.
Measure the distance between both sides which should be , approximately around the 4th - 5th buttons, between the armprit and the bottom of the shirt.
Measure the distance between both seams, where the sleeves were sewn, of both ends.
Measure from one hem to the other in the widest part of the shirt.
Measure the circumference of the collar with the centimeter. For an optimal measure, we recommend you to insert a finger between the centimeter and the collar to give enough ease for a better comfort.
The measure of the chest is given by putting the centimeter as high as the chest and under the armprits.
Fix the centimeter as high as the shoulder, fold the arm to form a right angle, make then the centimeter go down near the elbow and continue until the extremity of the wrist
Measure - according to the tastes and the requirements - the distance leaving of the base of the collar up to the bottom.
Measure the distance between the widest partof both sides approximately as high as the navel.
Measure both extremities in the widest point.
Measure the pond in its widest point.