Navy t-shirts graded from small to large on dress forms beside a tape measure and pattern sketches

The silhouette you mean

Size and fit start with measurements.

A size label alone does not define a garment. Bring a reference piece or measurement chart and describe the intended fit. WhatsNext can then review what is needed for the specific style and size run.

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01 Your next decision

Measurements worth sharing.

Tap a point on the garment to see where the measurement runs, then note your reference values. Use one method and one unit for every size.

cm in

Plain navy t-shirt laid flat on concrete — Finished garment · laid flat

Plain steel-blue sweatpants laid flat on concrete — Finished garment · laid flat

Tops

Chest width, body length, shoulder, sleeve and opening details.

Reference size

Measured from

GarmentBody

02 Order planning

Minimum order & production windows.

Share the garment types, size run and design references for your project.

Confirm how the 50-piece minimum applies to your mix of styles and colours, and agree your order-specific schedule in the quotation. Delivery transit is separate from these production times.

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Order planning · the three numbers

Minimum orderpieces

Sampling timedays

Bulk productiondays

Navy t-shirt laid flat with a tape measure across the chest and down the body — **Garment chart**Measured across the garment itself, usually laid flat. A chest width is one side, edge to edge.

A tape measure wrapped around a person's chest — **Body chart**Measured on the person, usually around the body. A chest measurement is the full circumference.

03 Look closer

Measure the garment consistently.

Identify whether your numbers come from a finished garment or body measurements. Use the same method for every size and include units; do not assume the two kinds of chart are interchangeable.

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04 Specification checkpoints

Measure one reference consistently.

A finished garment chart and a body chart are different. Record units, measurement points and the reference size before grading a full run.

Checklist · tick what is ready

0 / 3 ready

01Tops: chest, body length, shoulder and sleeve.
02Bottoms: waist, rise, inseam and leg opening.
03Confirm the final chart and acceptable tolerances with the order.

The same man in a regular navy tee, a relaxed sky-blue tee and an oversized stone tee

05 Before the order

Fit words need references.

Regular, relaxed and oversized are useful directions, but a reference garment makes them measurable. The final size chart and tolerances should be agreed for the order.

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06 Questions answered

Before you enquire.

Do you have a universal size chart?

Ask for the chart associated with the garment being discussed. Do not treat a concept fit image as a finished size specification.

07 WhatsNext Apparels · Sialkot

What are we making next?

Send your garment types, quantities, sizes, colours and artwork references. We can then discuss the details specific to your project.

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Your project

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MOQ 50 pcsSampling 7–10 dBulk 21–30 d

How we work · Size & fit

Measure once. Then grade.

Send the garment types, quantities, sizes, colours and artwork you know. We discuss the rest with you.

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Plan the next step · useful pages for your order

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