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How to Measure Your Curvy Customer
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Step 1:
Use a cloth measuring tape to measure your customer's bust, waist and hips. . Avoid a metal tape measure. You won't get accurate results!
✓ Wrap the measuring tape around her body snugly. Be carefully not to make it too tight!
✓ Write down each customer's measurements for your records.
Step 2:
Compare your customer's measurements with the bust, waist and hips measurements on the Sydney's Closet size chart.
✓ The dress must be large enough to fit the bust, waist and hips.
✓ Tip: If any measurement is too small, take a larger size. Between sizes? Always order the larger one!
Step 3:
Never guess!
✓ Sizes for special occasion dresses vary widely depending on the designer.
✓ Select a dress style that fits and flatter sher curves.
✓ Focus on fit not size.
✓ Tell your customer to plan on alterations.
✓ Letting out a dress is almost never an option.
✓ Between sizes? Get the larger one.
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