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Sizing for uniforms is not the same as
standardized clothing sizes.
Please consult the accompanying charts as a guide for
specific sizing information.
How To Measure For A Correct Fit
A. Waist:
Keeping one finger between tape measure and body, measure where you
normally wear slacks, skirts, shorts, etc. Keep the tape comfortably loose. Waist sizes are very important for a
correct fit.
B. Chest/Bust:
Measure just under the arms and across shoulder blades. Hold tape firm
and level. Girl's/ladies measure around the fullest point of bust, under
arms and across shoulder blades.
C. Hips:
Standing with feet together, measure around fullest part of hip area at
top of legs.
D. Inseam:
Measure a well fitting, similarly styled pair of pants. Lay them flat,
with the front and back creases smooth. Measure from the crotch to the
bottom of the leg hem along the seam.
E. Neck:
Measure a shirt collar that fits you well. Lay collar flat. Measure
from center of collar to the far end of buttonhole. Double that
measurement for correct neck size.
F. Belts:
Order one or two inches bigger than waist size.
G. Skirt lengths:
Girls size skirts generally are long enough for girls not taller than 5'. Teenage girls shouold order a T(Teen) size skirt. Girls 5'7" and taller should order a TL(Teen Long) skirt.
H. Sweaters and Jackets:
Order one size up from shirt or blouse size.
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