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All clothing items
requiring sizing measurements on this web site will
include a sizing chart on their description page or
a link to this page. Use that link to find the correct
sizing chart for each item.
Take your measurements over the clothing
you normally wear during church services or judicial
events. The diagrams below may help you take accurate
measurements. Now, select the size that most closely
matches your measurements, and provide us with the
style name and number when you fill out the order
form.
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The items shown on this web site are
available for Qwick-Ship® delivery only as described
and shown. Custom tailoring is available if you do
not find a QS size or item that exactly meets your
needs. Please allow 6-8 weeks for completion of any
custom tailored item. Please contact
us for custom orders.
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measure
height with Sunday shoes on and heels against
the wall
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Height:
Fasten a measuring chart or tape to the wall and stand
straight against the wall chart, with "Sunday"
shoes on, and heels against the wall. The back of the
head should touch the chart. Have someone place a ruler
on top of your head, parallel to the floor. Your total
height in shoes should be used for comparing to our
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Chest:
Take this measurement over the garments that you will
be wearing. With arms relaxed, measure around the
fullest part of the chest, under the arms and across
the shoulder blades in the back. The tape should be
snug but not too tight. Keep tape parallel to the
floor.
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measure
chest at fullest part of chest across the
shoulder blades (snug not tight)
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measure sleeve from the center of
the back, over the shoulder, around the extended elbow
and down to the wrist bone.
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Sleeve:
Shirt sleeve lengths are required to properly fit all
pulpit robes, clergy jackets, and clergy cassocks. If
you know your exact shirt sleeve length, you may use
this size. measure sleeve from the center of the back,
over the shoulder, around the extended elbow and down
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Band
Cinctures:
Band Cinctures are usually worn over street
clothing, including pants and a belt, as well as over
a clergy cassock. Therefore it is very important to
add extra inches beyond a normal "belt"
size, which would be too small. To measure for a Band
Cincture, wrap a tape measure around the stomach where
the cincture will be worn, over street clothing. Add
4" to this measurement to allow for cassock thickness
and comfort. Use this measurement to determine your
Band Cincture Size.
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measure fullest part of stomach
over clothing |
