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[header] How to measure your pants [title] Use a measuring tape. [step] Tailors, seamstresses, clothiers, and other garment makers generally use tape measures to get the correct measurements of a person when fitting for clothes or altering items. These portable, flexible tools are your best friend when it comes to measuring your pants.

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  1. A measuring tape measures waist circumference, waist weight, and length. [substeps] You should not measure heads, so check the sizing chart or packaging label of a store or seamstress.
  2. [title] Remove extra fabric after you want to test the size of the pants. [step] This process is more effective, but when the fabric is pulled taut it can make most alterations more difficult, including changing the size of the pants.
  3. [substeps] Measure from your ankle up (on the heel, for example) to your calf. The mark you write on the lining of your pants should look like this : 1.
  4. [substeps] When measuring with a tape measure, pull the tape taut, but don't stretch it. Clothing tape measures are often made of a soft synthetic material that can distort if stretched, resulting in inaccurate measurements.

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