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Complete and accurate measurements are essential to the creation of a properly fitting corset that is both flattering and comfortable. If possible, please ask a trusted friend, family member, or tailor to take your measurements for you, as they will be more accurate than measurements you take yourself.
Please be honest with your measurements. No one will see them except me, and to me they are only numbers. Submitting vanity measurements will result in fitting problems, delays, and possibly fees. Please submit your current measurements. Do not guess at what size you think you might be after you lose weight. If you are not confident in your measurements, I recommend you purchase mockup service with remote fitting. The mockup will help me spot any measurement mistakes and fit imperfections before your final corset is made. There are no returns, exchanges or refunds if your corset doesn't fit due to incorrect measurements or improper size selection. If you need help with your measurements, please email me.
Optional: Please provide me with clear pictures of your body, wearing close fitting clothing. Pictures will help me better understand your build, which will aid in the pattern drafting process. You don’t have to show your face. All photos and measurements are kept confidential.
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I recommend you take your measurements after a light meal. Please begin with a comfortable, supportive, unpadded bra (a snug sports bra works best). If you are a cross dresser, please wear your bra and falsies and make a note of it for me.
Wear a close fitting body suit, underwear, or take measurements over bare skin in ensure accurate results.
Start by tying a string around your natural waist. Bend side to side. The string should settle on your natural waist line. To help locate your natural waist, bend your upper body towards the side and poke your fingers into the angle that forms at your side waist. If you aren't sure where your waist is, position the string where you believe your natural waist should be. If in doubt, email me a picture of yourself with the string tied around your waist.
Leave the string in place when taking all measurements. It will act as a point of reference, and will be referred to in the following instructions as the "waist string".
Stand up straight with feet hipbone width apart. Do not stand unnaturally erect or slouch. Use a flexible measuring tape. Ask your assistant to take all measurements snugly against the body, but do not suck it in or pull the tape too tight (unless specified). Take care not to measure over thumb or fingers and be sure to use the correct end of the tape measure. Take all horizontal measurements parallel to the floor, and all vertical measurements straight up and down. It is wise to measure twice for accuracy. You may use inches or centimeters.