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With these GIFs and directions, you may have no problems regarding the submission of your measurements. Do keep in mind to provide accurate measurements to get Perfect Fit. If you have specific requirements for how you would like the cut of your jeans, indicate it later in the ordering process.

To get a suitable fitting, Try to measure as appropriate as possible without excessive cloth. Leggings for ladies and thin gym shorts for men work well for these measurements.

How to take your Body Measurements?

1. REFERENCE

First, Tie a ribbon, string, etc. to keep it as a reference point around your waist (where you want your jeans to sit) and note the measured size.

Make sure you put ribbon or reference string exactly the way you wear your jeans, if you wear low waist, your front line will be much lower then back.

2. WAIST

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. While measuring, position the measuring tape near the body without tightening to get a perfect waist fitting, follow the reference string or ribbon path way it is tied.

3. RISE

Go back to your reference point (the ribbon/string tied around your waist) and measure the Rise from there of your jeans. Measure the Rise of your jeans from the height of the given waist region. Theoretically, this is used as a reference for the fabric length used for the front button of the jeans to the seamed area in the lower front center.

4.TOTAL RISE

Now, extend that rise measurement to get your total rise, in which you measure from the top front center of the jeans, between your legs, to the back center (where the ribbon lies). Altogether, the total rise measurement is used as the reference for the fabric length used for the front center of your jeans to the back center of your jeans, Measure all the way to back till the reference point you have placed,

Your crotch decides your jeans fit, and if you have selected high waist, and reference point is lower then your expected high waist jeans, then it will not be high waist jeans, so make sure you put your reference ribbon exactly where you want your jeans to rest, and measure crotch from front to all the way back.

5. OUTERSEAM (Full Length)

Now, from the side of the reference string, measure the length from the point to the floor. This will consist of your side measurements from the top of the jeans to the bottom. In order to get that accurate measurement, step on your measuring tape on the side (make sure measuring tape is straight), let’s check the exact measurements that you have stepped on.

6. BUTT (Hips)

Measure around the fullest part of your hips by positioning the tape around the hip. Measure perfect to the body without tightening.

7. UPPER THIGH

Following, measure the circumference of the widest part of your thigh, which is at the top of the leg that connects to the crotch area.

8. LOWER THIGH

Measure the circumference of your upper area of the knee, or knee line at the widest point of the knee (If your knee is wide then your lower Thigh) by placing the tape measure close to the body without tightening.

9. CALF

Measure the circumference of your calf line at the widest point of the calf by placing the tape measure close to your calf without tightening.

10. ANKLE

Measure the circumference of your ankle line by placing the tape measure perfectly on your ankle without tightening