Sheath/Column Halter Court Train Chiffon Wedding Dress With Ruffle Beadwork #002000442

How to measure

A perfect-fitting dress starts with perfect measurements. Before ordering a made-to-order dress from JenJenHouse.com. we strongly recommend you to find a professional local tailor who can help you measure accurately. Here, we'll show you which measurements are needed and how to correctly take them. Warning: measuring yourself at home is trickier than you think! For best results, always have your measurements taken by a professional local tailor.

• Bust *This is not your bra size! *Wear an unpadded bra (your dress will have a built-in bra) *Relax arms at sides *Pull tape across the fullest part of the bust	Waist *Find the natural waist *This is the smallest part of the waist *Usually about 1 inch (ca. 2.5cm). above belly button *Keep tape slightly loose to allow for breathing room	Hips *Find the widest part of the hips *Usually about 7 inch (ca. 18cm). below natural waist *Tape should brush across both hipbones
  Shoulder Shoulder - From the edge of the shoulder socket, measure across the back to the same point on the other shoulder.	Hollow to Floor (Bare Foot) *Stand straight with feet together *Measure in bare feet *Begin at the hollow space between the collarbones and pull tape straight down to the floor *To fit high heels, we’ll add an extra 2 inch (ca. 5cm) onto custom-sized floor-length dresses and dresses with trains	Height * Stand straight with feet together * Measure in bare feet * Begin at the top of the head and pull tape straight down to the floor