How to choose skirt pants?

How to measure a female student skirt

Student skirts have a point that needs to be emphasized like pants, but the shape of the skirt will emphasize the polite length.

Waist: Measure the most crooked waist (high waist) or normal skirt wearing level, fit fit, plus 1 inch for comfort.

Length: Measuring from the waist edge down to about 1-3 inches below the knee patella (depending on school regulations), you are advised to stand upright and not bow down while measuring to get an accurate distance.

Hip: Measured around the widest part of the hip, student skirts are often flared or pleated around, which hips are usually free size anyway, but knowing the hip size will help you choose a number that is not broken when you wear it.

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Look at the size: Most school uniforms say the size is "length x waist," for example, 22 x 30 means 22 inches long and 30 inches waist.

In case of growth: If you are in a growing age (Growth Spurt), choosing a waist for 2 inches and using a belt will allow you to wear longer without changing often.

Try sitting position: After the temple is finished, try to make you stoop or stoop to see if the temple line is tight to prevent the cloth.

1. How to measure male student pants

Most student pants are measured from two important points: waist and length.

Waist (Waist): Measure the actual waist at the position where you wear normal pants (usually the navel level or slightly below the navel). Measure it exactly. Add about 1-2 inches to make the time to sit or eat full and not tighten too much.

Length (Length): Measured from the waistband down to the center of the knee patella, or slightly lower down according to school rules (typically male student pants cover the knee exactly).

Hip: For children with a toilet shape, the widest part of the hip should be measured. It is measured loosely enough to put a little hand in it.

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