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Find the edge of each shoulder. This is the area just before the shoulder slopes down.

If you are wearing a baggy shirt it would be best to tuck the excess fabric underneath your armpits so your friend has a clear view of the area.

Measure from the outer edge of one armpit across the back to the outer edge of the other armpit. Be sure to keep the tape measure level.

Measure around the widest part of the bicep. This area is usually in line with the nipple. Be sure to leave a finger width between the bicep and tape measure

If you are wearing a baggy shirt it would be best to tuck the excess fabric underneath your armpits so your friend has a clear view of the area.

Measure from the outer edge of one armpit across the chest to the outer edge of your other armpit. Be sure to keep the tape measure level

Measure around the chest at its widest point. Be sure to keep the tape measure level and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

Measure around the widest part of the stomach area. Be sure to relax your body when taking this measurement and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

Measure around the waist. This is the area of where you would wear your dress pants. Keep in mind your true waist measurement will not be the same as the size of pants or jeans you buy in a store.

Place the measuring tape around your hips. This is the area that runs around the widest part of the buttocks region. Be sure to leave a finger width between the measuring tape and your body.

Measure from the top of the inside thigh down to the edge of the pants being wore or to where you would like your suit pant legs to end.

Measure from the area on the waist where the dress pants will sit down the leg to the edge of the pants you are wearing or to where you would like your suit pant legs to end.

Measure from the top front edge of the pants through the legs and up to the back top edge of the pants. It would be best to take this measurement while wearing dress pants or comfortable jeans.

Find the edge of each shoulder. This is the area just before the shoulder slopes down.

If you are wearing a baggy shirt it would be best to tuck the excess fabric underneath your armpits so your friend has a clear view of the area.

Measure from the outer edge of one armpit across the back to the outer edge of the other armpit. Be sure to keep the tape measure level.

Measure around the widest part of the bicep. This area is usually in line with the nipple. Be sure to leave a finger width between the bicep and tape measure

If you are wearing a baggy shirt it would be best to tuck the excess fabric underneath your armpits so your friend has a clear view of the area.

Measure from the outer edge of one armpit across the chest to the outer edge of your other armpit. Be sure to keep the tape measure level

Measure around the chest at its widest point. Be sure to keep the tape measure level and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

Measure around the widest part of the stomach area. Be sure to relax your body when taking this measurement and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

Measure around the waist. This is the area of where you would wear your dress pants. Keep in mind your true waist measurement will not be the same as the size of pants or jeans you buy in a store.

Place the measuring tape around your hips. This is the area that runs around the widest part of the buttocks region. Be sure to leave a finger width between the measuring tape and your body.

Measure around the widest part of the stomach area. Be sure to relax your body when taking this measurement and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

Find the edge of each shoulder. This is the area just before the shoulder slopes down.

Measure around the chest at its widest point. Be sure to keep the tape measure level and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

If you are wearing a baggy shirt it would be best to tuck the excess fabric underneath your armpits so your friend has a clear view of the area.

Measure from the outer edge of one armpit across the back to the outer edge of the other armpit. Be sure to keep the tape measure level.

Measure around the waist. This is the area of where you would wear your dress pants. Keep in mind your true waist measurement will not be the same as the size of pants or jeans you buy in a store.

Place the measuring tape around your hips. This is the area that runs around the widest part of the buttocks region. Be sure to leave a finger width between the measuring tape and your body.

Measure around the widest part of the thigh. Make sure to leave a finger width between the thigh and tape measure.

Measure around the knee cap. Be sure to leave a finger width between the knee and measuring tape.

Measure from the top of the inside thigh down to the edge of the pants being wore or to where you would like your suit pant legs to end.

Measure from the area on the waist where the dress pants will sit down the leg to the edge of the pants you are wearing or to where you would like your suit pant legs to end.

Measure from the top front edge of the pants through the legs and up to the back top edge of the pants. It would be best to take this measurement while wearing dress pants or comfortable jeans.

Find the edge of each shoulder. This is the area just before the shoulder slopes down.

If you are wearing a baggy shirt it would be best to tuck the excess fabric underneath your armpits so your friend has a clear view of the area.

Measure from the outer edge of one armpit across the back to the outer edge of the other armpit. Be sure to keep the tape measure level.

Measure around the widest part of the bicep. This area is usually in line with the nipple. Be sure to leave a finger width between the bicep and tape measure

If you are wearing a baggy shirt it would be best to tuck the excess fabric underneath your armpits so your friend has a clear view of the area.

Measure from the outer edge of one armpit across the chest to the outer edge of your other armpit. Be sure to keep the tape measure level

Measure around the chest at its widest point. Be sure to keep the tape measure level and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

Measure around the widest part of the stomach area. Be sure to relax your body when taking this measurement and leave a finger width between the tape measure and body.

Measure around the waist. This is the area of where you would wear your dress pants. Keep in mind your true waist measurement will not be the same as the size of pants or jeans you buy in a store.

Place the measuring tape around your hips. This is the area that runs around the widest part of the buttocks region. Be sure to leave a finger width between the measuring tape and your body.