How to Measure yourself for Armour
Where to measure graphical guide
Helmets
Measure the circumference of your head.
Backplates and Breastplates
Take these measurements preferably wearing the arming jack you intend to
wear with the armour. Measure the circumference of your chest and waist. The
distance from the centre of your shoulder to your waist and your collar
size.
Arm Harness
Measure the distance from the top of your shoulder to the point of your
elbow. Measure from the point of your elbow to your wrist. Then measure the
circumference of your biscep, forearm and wrist.
Gauntlets
Measure around your hand, (including your thumb) at its widest point.
Then draw around your hand, with your fingers slightly apart. Mark each
finger joint, (for fingered gauntlets). Keep your fingers together for
mitten gauntlets.
Leg Harness
Measure from the crease of your groin to the centre of your knee.
Measure from the centre of your knee to your anklebone. Then measure the
circumferences of your thigh at its widest point, your thigh just above
the knee, your calf at its widest point and just above the ankle at the
thinnest point.
Sabatons
It is preferable when having sabatons or sollarettes made to use the
boots to be worn with the armour as a fitting guide.
Note: When ordering a full suit a height measurement is also
helpful.
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