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Perris Organizers Suit Measuring Guide

​Important before you start:

*Measure over your usual skydiving clothing. This means if you jumping cold weather, wear all the layers that you would normally wear. Make sure you take everything out of your pockets! Also wear usual footwear that  you wear for skydiving.

*Have someone else take your measurements

*Be sure to use a dressmakers tape. Ensure that the tape is flat and that you have not added any twists in the tape.

*The tape should not be too tight or too lose when measuring. Also do not add or subtract to the measurements to get a different fit.

*Please tell us the fit you would like: Tight, Regular or Loose.

*Measure 3 times to be sure. If you are between a measurement round up to the higher measurement

*If you are unsure of any point of measurement please ask!
Getting the correct measurement is vital to your suit fitting properly 

* arm and leg measure both legs and both arms. Largest measurement is the one we want.

The following paragraph numbers refer to the numbers on the order form.
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01) "Neck"
Measure around the base of the neck

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02) "shoulder"
​Shoulder point to shoulder point

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03) "Straight Arm"
​Shoulder point to wrist.

Measure both. Use Largest.


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04) "Curved Arm"
​Shoulder point to wrist, across point of elbow.

Measure both. Use Largest.

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05) "Bicep"
​Bicep muscle on predominant arm, flexed.

Measure both. Use Largest.


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06) "Forearm"
​With arm bent around the widest part,

Measure both. Use Largest.

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07) "Wrist"  
Around the wrist with a minor gap between the tape and wrist.

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08) 'Chest"
​Around the fullest part of chest with arms down at the sides, be sure tape is level and do not inflate chest.

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09) "Waist"
​Around waist,  level with bellybutton.

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10) "Hips/butt"
With feet together around widest part of hips. Be sure tape is level.

11) "Torso (z)"  
​(front) from the hole of the throat, along front of body through he legs.
(back) along the back to the bone at the base of the neck Be sure the tape is not too tight or loose.
​it should be comfortable on the crotch.
12) "Waist to Waist/crotch"
Top of the front of pant waist band through the crotch to the back of pant waist band.
Be sure the tape is not too tight or loose.
It should be comfortable on the crotch.
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13) "Thigh"
​Around the largest part of upper thigh.

Measure both. Use Largest.

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14) "Calf"
​Around the largest part of calf.

Measure both. Use Largest.



15) "inseam"
From crotch to floor Highest point on the leg at the groin
( for guys the is just behind your junk )
​Tape should be close along the leg to the floor with shoes on.
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16) "Hight to Shoulder"
Standing straight from upper shoulder to side of ankle.
Be sure the tape is straight.

17) "Hight total"
Standing straight, top of head to floor.
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18) "weight"
From the scale ( not your goal weight )
19) "Sex"
Yes is not a valid answer.
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20 ) "Knee to Toe"  
​Center of kneecap to tip of toe while siting, with lower leg about 45 degreees.

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21 ) "Shoe circumference"  
​Total distance around your shoe, at the fattest part.

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