Custom Name Pin with Charm

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• Shoulders: Start at the tip of one shoulder and measure in a circle all the way around to your other shoulder. Keep the measuring tape high up around your shoulders so it almost slips off. You may need to have someone help you take this measurement.
• Bust: Measure at the fullest part of the bust.
• Under-Bust: Measure around the rib cage right under the bust.
• Waist: Measure circumference at the narrowest part (natural waistline).
• High Hip: Measure the protruding point of your hip bones, approximately 3" below your natural waist.
• Low Hip (Hips): Measure the widest part of your hip, approximately 8" below your natural waist.
• Inseam: Measure the inside of your leg, from crotch to the top of your shoe. Or, measure a similar style of trouser/pants that you know fit you well.
• Sleeves: Measure from the center of the back of the neck, across the shoulder to the elbow and down to the wrist.

 

HIP TYPES

LOW HIP (HIPS) VS HIGH HIP

 

NOTES:

• Please note all website measurements indicated are in inches or centimeters, unless, otherwise noted.
• Measurements should be taken while in your undergarments, not over shirts/slacks/jackets/etc.  
• Use a soft measuring tape (cloth or plastic).
• Hold the measuring tape close, but not tight against the body.

 

GENERAL BANDAGE DRESS/TOPS/JACKETS - SIZE CHART (INCHES)

• Please allow 2-3cm due to manual measurements.
• Bandage clothing, generally, have a 1-3"  stretch. These articles of clothing have a high compression effect on the body.
• If you're in between sizes, size up.
   

GENERAL BANDAGE LEGGINGS/PANTS - SIZE CHART (INCHES)

• Please allow 2-3cm due to manual measurements.
• Bandage clothing (pants), generally, have a 1-2 inch stretch. These articles of clothing have a high compression effect on the body.
• If you're in between sizes, size up.

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BANDAGE MATERIAL (without stones)

• Bandage material can be delicate, be careful with fingernails when taking care or putting on. 
• Hand wash or dry clean, where indicated.
• Iron only with cloth between iron and bandage item (on low)
• Do not machine wash or dry
• Do not wring
• Use mild soap and cold water

BANDAGE MATERIAL (with stones)

• Bandage material can be delicate, be careful with fingernails when taking care or putting on.
• Be mindful with hanging stones, especially when storing, as they may, at times, snag the bandage material.
• Dry clean only or spot clean with mild soap
• Do not machine wash or dry
• Do not wring

JACKETS/COATS/TOPS/PANTS/JUMPSUITS WITH RHINESTONES, OTHER STONES, STUDS, CRYSTALS, ETC

• Dry clean only  or spot clean with mild soap
• Do not machine wash or dry

NEOPRENE

• Hand wash and air dry by laying flat
• Do not machine dry
• Do not wring
• Use mild soap and cold water

LATEX

• Hand wash and air dry by laying flat
• Do not machine wash or dry
• Do not wring
• Use mild soap and cold water

NOTE: 

• Special care with anything that has a VELCRO closure (if applicable, if you machine wash, attach the velcro to its' partner part, preferably do not machine dry).
• Bandage material can be delicate, be careful with fingernails when taking care or putting on.