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    BASIC POINTS OF MEASURE FOR

    APPAREL

    HOW TO SPEC A GARMENT

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    HPS: (High Point Shoulder)

    A main reference point located at the highest point

    of the shoulder, where the shoulder seam meets

    the neckline. Many measurements are given in

    relation to the HPS.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Center Fron t

    (CF)

    Not to be confused

    with placket edges, the

    center front is an

    invisible line running

    vertically down the

    exact center of the

    front of a garment.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Center Back

    (CB)

    An invisible line

    running vertically

    down the exactcenter of the back of

    a garment.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Side Seam

    (SS)

    Seams on the left

    and right sides of a

    garment from the

    bottom of the

    armhole down to the

    bottom hem.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Tops/Jackets/Dresses

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Body Length

    Length of the

    garment from HPS

    to the Bottom

    Sweep.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Across ChestUsually measured 1 below armhole

    horizontally from edge to edge.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    WaistMeasured horizontally from edge to edge at a specificdistance below HPS, which will vary depending on

    sample size and company standards. Example: For aJunior size 9 waist spec is taken from 15 below

    HPS.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Bottom Sweep

    The bottom edge of the garment measuredhorizontally straight across from edge to edge

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Bicep: Measured 1 below the armhole,

    perpendicular to the length of the sleeve.Armho le (Curved): Measured along the curve of

    the armhole seam where the bottom armhole

    meets the side seam, to where the top of the

    armhole meets the shoulder seam.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Shoulder Drop

    From HPS to

    the shoulder

    seam at

    armhole.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Neck Opening

    Measured from neck seam to neck

    seam at HPS.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    BOTTOMS

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Upper WaistUsually measured by aligning the front and

    back waistbands and measuring straight

    across the top of the waistband from edge to

    ed e.

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    Lower Hip

    The lower hip spec is given throughthe 3 point method using three

    points of measure marked at a

    certain distance below the top waist

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    ThighTypically measured 1 below the

    crotch seam, perpendicular to the

    pant leg from side to side.

    Knee OpeningMeasured at a certain

    distance below the crotch

    seam perpendicular tothe pant leg from side to

    side.

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    Basic POMs (points of

    measure)

    Leg Opening: Measured

    horizontally across the

    bottom edge of the leg

    opening.

    Front Rise: The center front

    seam from the crotch seam

    to the top of the front

    waistband.Back Rise: The center back seam from the crotch to

    the top of the back waistband.

    Inseam: The inner leg seam from the crotch seam to

    the leg opening.

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