Feis pants - Irish Dance Outfits for Boys

First, tell us the name that we should greet you with.
Your Name:

What is the dancer's name that this is intended for?
Dancer's Name: (Optional)

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Which unit of measurement are you comfortable with using?

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Now, what are we measuring for today?

Full Outfit

Shirt

Vest

Pants

Shirt

Chest - Raise arms and measure around the chest only. Be sure to wrap the tape around the thickest part of the chest.
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Torso - Measure the torso from between the collarbones to about the place where the dancer's beltbuckle would be.
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Back - Measure the distance from one shoulder to the other shoulder across the back.
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Neck - Wrap the measuring tape loosely around the dancer's neck and enter that measurement. You should be able to get a few fingers between the measuring tape and neck. Remember, they need some room to breath.
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Arm - Measure the arm from the top of the shoulder down to the dancer's wristbone
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Pants

Waist - Wrap the tape around your waist (make sure it isn't on top of a belt or pants) measure around your natural waistline. This is about 1-2" below your naval.

This is a very important measurement. Do not "suck in," enter a smaller size, or guess a number "because that's been the size of all your other pants". Remember, the tape measure is always accurate.
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Hips - Wrap the measuring tape around the widest part of the dancer's hips and buttocks.
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Crotch - Measure from the top of the pantline downward to the bottom of the dancer's groin
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Inseam - Now, with the dancer's soft shoes worn, measure from the bottom of the dancer's groin down to the floor.
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