Measurement Chart for our Custom Clothing

You may either write your measurements in the "Measurements and General Information section" during the checkout process from our shopping cart, or print this page and fax or mail it to us.

It is best to use a cloth or a tailor measuring tape and it's easier if you have someone assist you. Try to stand straight, naturally relaxed (if not otherwise requested). The measuring tape should be snug to the body, but do not draw it too tight.

For the best fit you should wear the clothes that you will be wearing under your Armour, (Arming doublet, Padded Hose, Tunic, Chain mail shirt, Shoes, Pants, etc.)!

Not all measurements are necessary for all armor types / parts. Try to choose only the relevant ones. If in doubt please fill in. More is better than less.

1a

INCHES

Head circumference across the forehead - measure around the full circumference of the head. Keep the tape snug for accurate results.
1b

Head circumference across the nose
1c

Head depth: the distance from the forehead to the back of the head
1d

Head depth II: the distance from the nose tip to the back of the head
1e

head height: the distance from the chin to the top of the head
1f

head height II: the distance from the base of the neck to the top of the head
1g

Distance from the chin to the central point between the eyes
1h

distance from central point between the eyes to the top of the head
1i

Head with: distance between temples
1j

Head with II: distance between ears
Yes / No
2a
Yes no
strong neck muscle
2b

Neck circumference (collar)
2c

shoulder length: base of the neck to the middle of the shoulder joint
2d

Length of the upper arm: middle of the shoulder joint - middle of the elbow joint
2e

length of the forearm: middle of the elbow joint - wrist
2f

Wrist circumference
2g

Forearm circumference at the widest point
2h

Circumference of the flexed biceps
2i

distance from armpit to the elbow bend

Gauntlet Measurements

2j

Outline of your hand on a sheet of paper. Please draw a line beside the outline for scale (centimeters work best). Use a measuring tape and draw the line 10 cm long. This prevents scale distortion.

Instructions: Draw around both your hands on a white piece of paper placed on a firm, flat surface. Please keep the pencil straight.

If you will wear leather gloves or hockey gloves etc. to pass SCA inspections, you should wear these items while making the tracing. You can either mail or fax us this template.

8a

Body height
3b

Armpit to the upper side hip bone (straight sitting position)
3c

armpit to the upper side hip bone (collapsed sitting position)
3d

shoulder circumference measured across the armpit
3e

chest circumference including arms (inhale!)
3f

chest circumference under the arms (inhale!)
3g

chest width: distance from armpit to armpit (inhale!)
3h

point between front collar bones to navel
3i

point between front collar bones to the waistline
3j

back length: first neck vertebra to waistline
3k

back width: distance between shoulder joints
3m

back width: measured from armpit to armpit
3n

waist circumference
3p

Circumference around hips
4a

Hip bend to kneecap (sitting position)
4c

kneecap to ankle (sitting position)
4d

Circumference of flexed thigh
4e

circumference of flexed calf
4f

knee circumference, bent leg
4g

Circumference above the ankle (including shoe)
4h

front height of the shoe (height of the shoe tip)
4i

height of the shoe at instep
4j

height of the shoe at ankle
4k

height of the shoe at heel
US Size
4m

Shoe Size

Order Number

(if known)

*Full Name

*Email

Phone Number

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