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A.  Waist________________
     (over belt and pants)
B.  Thigh________________
     (largest area)
C.  Mid-Thigh_____________
D.  Knee_________________
E.  Calf__________________
F.  Inseam_______________
     (to floor)
G.  Inseam to knee________
H.  Outseam to Floor_______
I.    Outseam to Knee_______
J.  Front__________________
     (to arch of boot)
K.  Front _________________
     (waist to crotch)
L.  Side__________________

THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS WILL HELP YOU TO TAKE THE CORRECT MEASUREMENTS:

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Before taking any measurements, be sure you are wearing the pants or jeans you will be wearing under your chaps; also wear your boots.  When you take measurements, do not pull the tape so that there is an indentation in your body and do not put your finger or fingers between your body and the tape.  Take actual measurements; let me make allowance.
     A.  Start your waist measurement over your pants and belt in the back.  As you come to the front, drop the measurement to just below the waistband of your pants and go under your belt buckle.  If you have a "tummy", take your measurement in halves.  Go from side seam to side seam in the back and side seam to side seam in front and list the two measurements  seperately.
     B.  Take this measurement where your leg joins your body.  If you imagine you're wearing full briefs underwear, you can follow the line of elastic right around your leg.
     C.  Halfway from measurement B and your knee take this measurement.
     D.  Take this measurement right in the middle of your knee.
     E.  Take this one over the largest area of your calf.  If your boot is bigger than the largest area of your calf, take the measurement over the boot.
     F.  Place the end of the tape right where the seams of your pants join together in the crotch; measure to the middle of the knee for measurement "G".  Go to the floor for measurement "H".  To take this measurement and all the rest of them asked for on the form, pretend you're riding your horse.  Start at the top of your wasitband and go to where your leg joins your body to determine measurement "L".  Then bend your tape measure and go to the middle of the knee for "I".  Then bend the tape again and go to the floor to determine measurement "H".  Stay in this position and place the tape at the bottom of  your wasitband in the front just to the side of the center front.  Go from the bottom of the waistband to where your leg joins your body for measurement "K".  Then continue down the front of the leg, over your knee to where the top of the arch of your boots is, basically where the hem of your pants hits the arch of your boot.
CONGRATULATIONS!! YOU'RE DONE.
 
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