How to Take Your Measurements
At FFLTEES we use garment measurements. You measure a piece you already own and love, not your body. It is the most reliable way to repeat a fit you know works.
You need three things: a measuring tape, a flat surface, and your favourite garment of the type you are ordering. It takes about five minutes.

Before You Start
Some important points

Lay the garment flat on a table, smooth but not stretched
Measure in centimetres and keep the tape straight


Measure twice to be sure
Use the same type of garment you are ordering.
Measure a sweatshirt for a sweatshirt, not a T-shirt


We add a small ease allowance to your values for comfort. The exact centimetres are shown as you type. Check them before submitting, especially with saved measurements
Lay the garment flat on a table, smooth but not stretched;
Measure in centimetres and keep the tape straight;
Measure twice to be sure;
Use the same type of garment you are ordering. Measure a sweatshirt for a sweatshirt, not a T-shirt;
We add a small ease allowance to your values for comfort. The exact centimetres are shown as you type. Check them before submitting, especially with saved measurements
Custom T-Shirt Measurements
Custom Sweatshirt Measurements
Custom Pants Measurements
Custom Shorts Measurements
Measuring FAQs
Measuring FAQs Should I measure my body or a garment?
A garment. A piece you love shows how you actually like your clothes to fit. That is the best guide.
What if I do not own a garment of that type that fits well?
Measure the closest thing you have and adjust the values where needed. A bit more length, a bit less chest. The measurements you enter are the measurements we make.
What happens if my measurements are slightly off?
Small differences are covered by the ease allowance. But custom garments cannot be returned, so we strongly recommend measuring twice and checking every value before submitting.
Can I save my measurements for future orders?
Yes. Once saved to your account, reordering your perfect fit takes seconds.
Do all products use the same measurements?
No. Each product type has its own measurement fields, because each garment fits differently. Always measure a garment of the same type.

