Tailoring AppBlouse measurement form: free printable with your shop name
Type your shop name on the form, choose inches or centimetres, and print a stack for the counter. The form has the 15 blouse measurements, ticks for opening, lining and sleeves, and boxes to sketch the neck.
Blouse measurements
| # | Measurement | Inches | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Blouse length | ||
| 2 | Shoulder | ||
| 3 | Upper chest | ||
| 4 | Chest (bust) | ||
| 5 | Under bust (waist) | ||
| 6 | Apex (point) length | ||
| 7 | Apex to apex | ||
| 8 | Armhole | ||
| 9 | Sleeve length | ||
| 10 | Sleeve round | ||
| 11 | Sleeve opening | ||
| 12 | Front neck depth | ||
| 13 | Back neck depth | ||
| 14 | Neck width | ||
| 15 | Back length | ||
| Cross front (optional) | |||
| Cross back (optional) |
Opening Front hooksBack hooksSide zipBack zip
Lining With liningNo lining
Padding NoneCupsPadded
Sleeves SleevelessShortElbowThree-quarterFull
Fit SnugRegularLoose
How to use this form
- Your shop name and phone are saved on this device, so the next form you print, or the next bill you make, already has them.
- Print on A4. In the print screen, turn off "Headers and footers" for a clean page.
- Take the measurements with the customer standing straight, arms relaxed, in the innerwear she will wear under the blouse. Write the unit on every card; the form prints it in the column heading.
- Front and back neck depth are the two numbers most often missed and most often argued about at the trial. Sketch the neck in the boxes, or staple a photo.
Not sure how to take a measurement? The blouse measurement chart explains each one, the notes to write next to the numbers, and the common mistakes.
Why keep the form after the order
Most blouse customers come back. If this form goes to the cutter and never comes back, the next order starts from zero. File it by customer, or keep the numbers in Tailoring App, where each measurement is saved against the customer with the date and the karigar sees the numbers without her name or phone number.