Sizes lie.
Measurements don't.
Enter your measurements once. Then see how any piece will sit on you before you buy it.
Enter your measurements once. Then see how any piece will sit on you before you buy it.
Use a soft tape over fitted clothes. Seven numbers are enough to begin.
These are example measurements. Replace them with yours.
Tap a measurement to see how to take it.
Kept on this device only.
Drawn from the measurements. The small mark is the belly button, placed from inseam and rise. A guide to proportion, not a portrait.
An example pair of jeans is filled in. Replace it with the piece you are considering.
A few words on the cut and details, so the drawing looks more like the piece.
Ease draws it at true size beside your figure, carried the way that kind is usually worn.
Nothing to alter. It fits as it is.
Rough US tailoring prices. Yours will vary.
Tell Ease how it went, and it learns how you like things to fit.
Nothing saved yet. Try a piece, then save it here to keep it, compare it with others and see pieces together.
Choose two or three pieces to see them on the figure together.
Nothing learned yet. When you keep a piece, tell Ease how it fits and the next one is judged your way.
Your answers teach Ease how you like things to fit, so the next piece is judged your way.
Pieces you save for a client appear here.
Kept on this device for now. Sending a client a link to enter her own measurements comes with sign-in.
Lay a piece flat and measure it. Ease works back to the body inside it. Fill in what you have; a tape on yourself later will sharpen it.
The garment measurements that fit, written the way sellers list them. Use them to search and to skim a listing.
Trousers, shorts and skirts don't have to sit at your natural waist. Say where you like them and the waist and rise ranges move with you.
Copy this code and paste it into the Ease Atelier extension once. It carries your measurements and these ranges, never your name.