Match a garment you own

Measure two things. Get the whole spec.

Lay a garment you already own flat and measure across it. A photograph has no scale, so it can never give you a measurement — but two real numbers and the shape are enough to fill in every size, and to draw the flat to match.

What is it?

Sleeves
Shoulder
A set-in sleeve joins at the edge of your shoulder. A dropped one is sewn further down the arm.
Front

The two measurements

Chest width
cm
Straight across, 1 cm below the armhole
Body length
cm
Shoulder seam at the neck, down to the hem
Garment laid flat, not measured around. That is how every factory reads a spec.

Optional — sharpens the match

Shoulder to shoulder
cm
Hem width
cm
Sleeve length
cm

Your spec

Enter the two measurements and the closest template, a full graded size chart and a flat drawn to your numbers appear here.