Rise measurement
Also: Front rise, Back rise
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The distance from the waistband to the crotch seam of a garment or body, measured front and back, determining how high or low trousers sit on the body.
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Back waist length
The vertical distance from the prominent bone at the base of the neck to the natural waistline, used to check and adjust bodice length on a pattern.
Bust measurement
The horizontal circumference of the torso taken around the fullest part of the bust, used as a primary reference point for bodice and dress pattern sizing.
Bicep measurement
The circumference of the upper arm at its fullest point, used to ensure adequate width across the sleeve cap and upper sleeve of a garment.
Crotch depth
The vertical distance from the waist to the seat while seated, used in trouser drafting to position the crotch line and set the rise of the pattern.
Hip measurement
The horizontal circumference around the fullest part of the hips and seat, usually seven to nine inches below the waist, used to size skirts and trousers.
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