Measurements for our Custom Hand-Made Premium Leather Products
Measuring Yourself for a Shoulder or Back Quivers
Here is how to properly measure yourself for a shoulder or back quiver
Using a tape measure or garment measure, wrap the measure around your body in the way that feels most comfortable to you similar to the picture below. Note the inches as your shoulder quiver measurement.
Measuring Yourself for a Arm Guard - Wrist Measurement
Here is how to properly measure yourself for an arm guard for your wrist.
Place your other hand on the arm you want to measure by using your other hand placing three fingers on your wrist your ring finger aligned to your wrist line as shown in the picture below. Note where your index finger is on your arm.
Place your index finger onto your arm at the point you noted above.
Using a tape measure or garment measure, wrap the measure around your arm at the point that you noted above and measure this circumference of your wrist at this point.
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This will be your wrist measurement for your arm guard.
Measuring Yourself for a Arm Guard - Upper Arm Measurement
Here is how to properly measure yourself for an arm guard for your upper arm.
Place your other hand on the arm you want to measure by placing your middle finger on your wrist line as shown in the picture below. Note where the end of your wrist is near your elbow.
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Place your index finger onto your arm at the point you noted above where your wrist ends near your elbow.
Using a tape measure or garment measure, wrap the measure around your arm at the point that you noted above and measure this circumference of your arm at this point.
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This will be your arm measurement for your arm guard.
Measuring Yourself for a Belt
Here is how to properly measure yourself for a belt.
To properly measure your waist size for a custom made belt, you will need a pair of trousers, a tape measure, and an old belt.
With the trousers on, use the tape measure to wrap around your waist on the outside of the belt loops of the trousers. Do Not Pull the Tape tight. Take the measurement of your waist where the end of the tape measure meets the other side.
Another way to measure your waist size or confirm your waist measurement is to utilize an old belt. Take a well-worn belt, lay it flat, and use the tape measure to measure from one end of the belt buckle tongue, which is the point where the metal pin touches the round surface of the belt buckle, and measure from this point to the other end of the belt to the most worn or used belt hole.
