Find a basic shirt (either a short sleeve tee, long sleeve tee, or button-down shirt) of your own and make a list of 4 Points of Measurements (POM) that are easy to measure. INCLUDE IMAGES

Refer to the How to Measure guide within the measurement template in PLM. You can find this information by clicking on the question mark (?) symbol next to each Point of Measurement (POM) within the measurement spec template.

From here, take a tape measure and take a photo with your phone laying out each one of the total 4 POM's you selected.

Upload each picture of the garment laid flat with the tape measure over each specified POM into the discussion board with a numeric measurement accordingly.

Please make sure to indicate what the POM is by writing out the Point of Measurement, how you found the POM and include the actual number measurement in INCHES for each photo.

You should have a total of 4 photos and 4 answers listing out the POM, how you found each POM, and the number indicated in inches.

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Example:

Shoulder Width - 6.25 inches How to measure? -Measure from neck seam to armhole seam - along the shoulder.

Across Chest - 19.75 inches How to measure? - Down from HPS - straight across the front.

Sleeve Length - 9.25 inches How to measure? -Measure from shoulder seam to sleeve hem - along sleeve contour.

Across Back - 19.25 inches How to measure? - Down from center back neck - straight across the back.

What is POM (Point of measurement)?

The spec sheet describes the garment via specific measurements for each point of measure (POM). It is the most precise way to communicate exact details about the clothing sample you want to produce to production and the factory