Queen of the Sky — Performer Measurements

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Performer Measurements

Fourteen measurements per performer for the Queen of the Sky creature ensemble. Take them from the figure below, then enter them on the intake form — one submission per dancer.

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No ease added

Send raw body measurements. SSZ applies negative ease per fabric and garment — do not build in allowance or seam room.

Measure the body

Not an existing costume, not a previous spec sheet. Sublimated panels are cut to the performer.

Padding & pads

If the performer wears padding, knee pads or shaping under the garment, measure with it on — then say so in Notes.

Units

Inches, entered as numbers. Use .25 / .5 / .75 for part-inches — 34½ goes in as 34.5. Don’t round to the whole inch.

Numbers match the list and the form.

Front view of a figure with fourteen numbered measurement lines marked in orange, from head and neck down through chest, waist, hips, legs and arms.

The measurements

  1. 1Chest / BustAround the fullest point. Keep the tape straight across the back — not sloping down.
  2. 2WaistThe natural waistline, the smallest section of the torso. Usually above the belly button, not at it.
  3. 3HipsAround the fullest part of the buttocks, where the legs fold into the body.
  4. 4Mid ThighAround the thigh where a singlet leg usually ends.
  5. 5Upper ThighHigh on the thigh, where boy shorts would rest.
  6. 6Leg InseamCrotch to floor, leg straight, standing barefoot.
  7. 7Out SeamFrom the natural waist, down the outside of the leg to the floor.
  8. 8CalfAround the biggest part of the calf.
  9. 9AnkleJust above the ankle bone.
  10. 10BicepAround the fullest part of the upper arm, relaxed.
  11. 11WristJust above the wrist bone.
  12. 12Sleeve LengthFrom the armpit crease, down the arm, to the wrist bone.
  13. 13HeadAround the forehead, above the ears.
  14. 14NeckAround the base of the neck, where a collar would sit.

One entry per performer. Take 12–14 even if the costume has no sleeves or hood — they cost nothing now and save a refit later. Unsure about a number? Write it in the Notes field rather than guessing.

Measurements in hand?Enter one performer at a time. Questions: Stitch@ShapeShifterZ.com

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