Standard
Body Measurements

Standard body measurements are a set of
measurements used to describe the size and proportions of the human body. These
measurements are commonly used in the fashion and apparel industry to create
clothing that fits well and flatters the wearer's body.

The
standard
body measurements can vary slightly depending on the country or region, but
some common measurements include:

1.     Height:
This is the distance from the floor to the top of the head when standing
barefoot.

2.    
Bust/chest:
This is the measurement around the fullest part of the chest, usually taken
over the nipples for women and at the widest point for men.

3.    
Waist: This
is the measurement around the narrowest part of the waist, usually above the
belly button.

4.    
Hips: This
is the measurement around the widest part of the hips, usually at or below the
hip bone.

5.    
Inseam:
This is the measurement from the crotch to the bottom of the ankle bone when
standing barefoot.

6.    
Arm length: This
is the measurement from the shoulder to the wrist bone.

7.    
Neck size: This is the measurement
around the base of the neck, usually taken just above the collarbone.

8.    
Shoulder width: This
is the measurement from the end of one shoulder bone to the other, across the
back.

9.    
Thigh circumference:
This is the measurement around the widest part of the thigh. 

10.    Calf circumference:
This is the measurement around the widest part of  the calf.

These
measurements can vary based on age, gender, and ethnicity. It's important to
note that everyone's body is unique, and these measurements are just a starting
point for finding clothing that fits well.

How can standard
body measurements provided by 3D Measure Up be of help?

3D Measure Up can be a useful tool for
obtaining accurate and detailed measurements of a person's body as per
the standards. Unlike traditional methods of body measurement, which rely on
manual measurement with tape measures and callipers, 3D
scanning application captures a detailed 3D image of the
body, which can then be used by 3D measure Up to extract precise measurements.

Using
3D measure Up, it is possible to obtain 200+ measurements like body's
circumference, length, width, and depth, as well as the location of key
landmarks such as the waist, hips, and shoulders. This information can be used
to create a digital model of the body, which can be used to design
custom-fitted clothing, analyse posture and movement, and track changes in body
shape over time. Overall, 3D measure Up technology can provide a more perfect
accurate automatic body measurements
and shape than traditional measurement methods, and may be particularly useful
in fields such as fashion, fitness, and healthcare.