1. How do I get started with bespoke sizing at home?

To start, you'll need to take accurate measurements of your body. Many companies offer online guides or measurement kits to help you do this at home. If you're unsure, some services also offer virtual consultations with fit experts.

3. What measurements do I need to take for bespoke sizing?
Common measurements for bespoke clothing include:

• Chest/bust
• Waist
• Hips
• Inseam (for pants)
• Arm length
• Shoulder width
• Neck circumference (for shirts)

You may also need to measure body length, wrist size, or other details depending on the garment.

4. Do I need a special tool to take my measurements?
Typically, a soft fabric measuring tape is all you need. You can find this tool at most sewing or craft stores. Some brands may offer specialised kits that include measuring tapes and guides.

5. How do I ensure my measurements are accurate?
It’s important to measure yourself while standing straight, wearing close-fitting clothing (or none at all), and having someone help if possible. Take each measurement at least twice to ensure consistency.