How to Measure Your Weight

Place the weighing scale on a flat, hard floor (not on carpet) and step on it to measure your weight. Wear your everyday light clothing and don’t forget to remove your shoes while weighing.

At lammberg, your privacy is of paramount importance to us. When you provide your measurements and upload pictures while ordering our made-to-measure items, rest assured that this information is collected solely for internal purposes related to pattern making and determining the appropriate size for your order. We understand the sensitivity of the data you share with us, and we want to assure you that your pictures will be treated with the utmost confidentiality. They will never be disclosed or shared with any third party. Instead, they will be securely stored with industry-standard encryption, and access will be restricted to authorized personnel directly involved in the pattern making and sizing process. We are committed to using this information solely for the purpose it was provided and will not retain it longer than necessary.

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Thank You!

We are truly excited that you’ve chosen us for crafting your bespoke jacket!
Your dream jacket is our mission, and we can’t wait to bring it to life.

Our dedicated support agent will reach out to you via email to have a conversation about tailoring a bespoke jacket based on your preferences, ensuring a stress-free experience for you.

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We can’t wait to start working on your perfect jacket!

How to Measure Your Height

Stand against a wall without shoes. Place a straight object such as a book or ruler on your head and mark where it meets the wall. And then measure from the floor to the mark for an accurate height reading.

How to Measure Your Shoulder

Measure the distance from the bony end of one shoulder, straight across the back of the neck, continuing to the bony end of the other shoulder.

How to Measure The Required Length

Facing backwards, measure vertically down, from the bone at the base of your neck, to your required length. If you are unsure of the perfect length, this will vary depending on the style of the jacket and your personal preference, but typically falls somewhere where your arms end.

How to Measure Your Wrist

Measure around the fullest part of your wrist, that is exactly above your wrist bone and you will get your wrist measurement.

How to Measure Your Forearm

Wrap the tape measure around the widest part of your forearm, which is usually 2 inches below the elbow.

How to Measure Your Bicep

To know your bicep measurement, measure around the fullest part of your bicep with your arms relaxed.

How to Measure Your Armhole

To measure your armhole, wrap the tape measure around your arm and shoulder, drawing it up from behind your shoulder until it meets the starting end.

How to Measure Your Sleeve Length

Place the tape measure at the edge of your shoulder. Guide it down alongside your arm straight to the point where you would like your sleeve to end.

How to Measure your Hip

Measure around the fullest part of your hips. Start at one hip, then bring the tape measure around the back and over the other hip, and back to where you started. Stand straight and make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Waist

To know your waist measurement, measure the circumference of your waist. Use the tape to circle your waist (sort of like a belt would) at your natural waistline across the belly button. Breathe normally while taking the measurement and make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Midriff

Your midriff is part of the body between your chest and the waist. Measure around the circumference of your body, above your belly button and below your rib cage. Relax and breathe normally.

Make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Chest

To measure your chest, raise your arms, wrap the measuring tape an inch below the armhole.

Now lower your arms and measure around the circumference of the body, covering the broadest part of the chest and across the shoulder blades. Relax and breathe normally.

Make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Neck

Wrap the measuring tape around your neck and measure around the thickest part of your neck just above your collar bone. The thickest part of your neck is typically just below your Adam’s apple. Be careful not to pull too tightly.

You should be able to comfortably fit two fingers between your neck and the measuring tape.

How to Measure Your Height

Stand against a wall without shoes. Place a straight object such as a book or ruler on your head and mark where it meets the wall. And then measure from the floor to the mark for an accurate height reading.

Unit of Measurement

Select your preferred unit of measurement. We will follow this throughout your measurements.

How to Measure Your Shoulder

Measure the distance from the bony end of one shoulder, straight across the back of the neck, continuing to the bony end of the other shoulder.

How to Measure The Required Length

Facing backwards, measure vertically down, from the bone at the base of your neck, to your required length. If you are unsure of the perfect length, this will vary depending on the style of the jacket and your personal preference, but typically falls somewhere where your arms end.

How to Measure Your Wrist

Measure around the fullest part of your wrist, that is exactly above your wrist bone and you will get your wrist measurement.

How to Measure Your Forearm

Wrap the tape measure around the widest part of your forearm, which is usually 2 inches below the elbow.

How to Measure Your Bicep

To know your bicep measurement, measure around the fullest part of your bicep with your arms relaxed.

How to Measure Your Armhole

To measure your armhole, wrap the tape measure around your arm and shoulder, drawing it up from behind your shoulder until it meets the starting end.

How to Measure Your Sleeve Length

Place the tape measure at the edge of your shoulder. Guide it down alongside your arm straight to the point where you would like your sleeve to end.

How to Measure your Hip

Measure around the fullest part of your hips. Start at one hip, then bring the tape measure around the back and over the other hip, and back to where you started. Stand straight and make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Waist

To know your waist measurement, measure the circumference of your waist. Use the tape to circle your waist (sort of like a belt would) at your natural waistline across the belly button. Breathe normally while taking the measurement and make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Midriff

Your midriff is part of the body between your chest and the waist. Measure around the circumference of your body, above your belly button and below your rib cage. Relax and breathe normally.

Make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Bust

To measure your bust, raise your arms, wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest.

Now lower your arms and measure around the circumference of the body, covering the broadest part of the chest and across the shoulder blades. Relax and breathe normally.

Make sure the tape is leveled all the way around.

How to Measure Your Neck

Wrap the measuring tape around your neck and measure around the thickest part of your neck just above your collar bone. The thickest part of your neck is typically just below your Adam’s apple. Be careful not to pull too tightly.

You should be able to comfortably fit two fingers between your neck and the measuring tape.

Measurement Instructions

You will need a fabric tape measure and a helping hand. You may also do the measurements yourself, but for the most accurate results, we suggest getting a friend or a relative to do it for you. It’s more fun as well.
You must provide full, accurate and legible measurements on this form.
Please make sure you have precisely followed the demonstration pictures to obtain measurements.
We guarantee that your item will fit you perfectly if you provide us the correct measurements. There will be no returns or exchanges related to fit when pertaining to wrongly submitted measurements.
Once you have given us the measurements, we will process your order immediately, so any changes at later stage may not be possible.
When taking measurements, the tape should be held flat against the body; hold it snugly enough to prevent drooping, but not so tight as to feel restrictive.
Wear what you would normally wear under a jacket while taking measurements.
Make sure to measure without any bulky clothing or layers that might affect the accuracy of the measurement.
Stand as you normally would stand in your day to day stance.
If you wish to, please send 3 full length photos of yourself (Front, Back and Side pose) wearing a t-shirt and a trouser for a better perception for our production team.
Should you need further clarification or assistance, we are always available to you, please write to tailorsupport@lammberg.com

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