Having the right inseam measurement is crucial when shopping for pants, especially when buying online or seeking tailored pieces. The inseam measurement determines the length of pants, ensuring they flatter your figure and suit your style. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you accurately measure your inseam.
What You'll Need:
Steps to Measure Your Inseam:
Step 1: Choose Your Pants
Wear a pair of well-fitted pants or leggings. Make sure they're similar to the style you intend to measure and wear shoes with a heel height that you usually pair with such pants.
Step 2: Find the Starting Point
Stand straight, with your feet shoulder-width apart. Locate the point where your upper thigh meets your groin, also known as your crotch seam. This is the starting point for measuring your inseam.
Step 3: Measure Downward
Using the measuring tape, place one end at the starting point in the crotch area. Run the tape down the inside of your leg, following the contour of the leg, to the bottom hem of the pants. Ensure the tape is straight and follows the full length of your leg.
Step 4: Take Note of the Measurement
Once you reach the bottom hem of the pants, take note of the measurement in inches or centimeters. This is your inseam measurement. For accuracy, it’s best to measure both legs and take the average if there’s a slight difference between them.
Tips for Accurate Measurement:
Wear the same shoes you would pair with the pants for which you’re taking measurements.
Ask someone to assist you if you find it challenging to measure the inseam by yourself.
Use a mirror to ensure the measuring tape is straight and aligned with your leg.
Having the correct inseam measurement is essential for finding pants that fit comfortably and flatter your body shape. Armed with this guide, you can confidently shop for pants online or request tailored pieces, knowing your precise inseam measurement.
Remember, accuracy is key, so take your time when measuring to ensure the best fit for your pants. Check out my latest video to watch me take my inseam measurements so you can do it yourself!
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