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How

t~

Measure

fo1·

proper clothing size

FOR WOMEN

Measure over slip or lightweight dress.

Measure Hips at fuHest pan (7

inches

below

natural

waistline). This is an impor tant measurement.

Measure Waist around smallest part.

Measure Bust around body at fullest part of bust. Do

not let tape slide down shoulder blades in back.

Measure length straight down center of back from

"bump" at back of neck to hem.

FOR LITTLE GIRLS

Children grow so rapidly that it is important to

measure carefully each time you order.

If

meas–

urements come between two sizes, order larger size.

Measure Chest or Bust around body at fullest part

of cbest or

bust.

Hold tape snugly, well up over

shoulder blades.

Measure Height-Have child

remove shoes and

stand naturally against wall. Make mark level with

top of head. Measure from this point to floor.

Measure

Hips in straight line around body at fullest

part of hips (about 7 inches below waist).

FOR MEN

Measure Chest close up under arms, snug but not

tight, with tape over shoulder blades at back. Meas..

ure with vest

O:l

for garments that are worn over vest.

Measure Waist just above hip bones at natural waist..

line. Remove belt.

Measure Inseam from close up in crotch to bottom

of trousers at length desired, usually top

of

heels.

FOR BOYS

Order by sizet not by child's age, since children of the same

age vary greatly in size.

MEASURE CHILD EACH TIME YOU

ORDER

to insure correct

fit.

Chest measurement should

be

taken around body close up

under arms and well up over shoulder blades.

For outer clothing:

measure over shirt.

For all other clothing:

measure over underwear.

Waist measurement should be

taken around

trousers at

natural waistline just above hip bones. Remove belt before

measuring.

Inseam measurement should be taken from crotch to length

desired.

To measure height, have child stand in stocking feet against

wall. Make mark level with the top of head. Measure from

the point which you have marked

to

the floor.

Height

Chest

Waist

Inseam

Order

in Inches

in Inches

in Inches

in Inches

Size

31

to 34

20

to21

19

to21

......

. .

--2-

34

to37

21

to22

20

to 22

.......

3

37

to 40

22

to 23

21

to 23

··· · ···

4

40

to 43

23

to 24

21

Y2

to 23Y2

······ ..

5

43

to46

24

to25

22

to 24

19

6

46

to 48

25

to

25Y2

22Y2 to 24Y2

20Y2

7

48

to

50

25Y2

to 26Y2

23

to 25

21to22

8

50

to 52

26Y2 to 27Y2

23Y2 to

25Y2

23 to 24

9

52

to

54

27Y2 to 28

24

to 26

24 to 25

10

54

to

56

28

to29

24Y2 to 26Y2

24 to 26

11

56

to

58

29

to29Y2

25

to 27

25 to 27

12

58

to59 Y2

29Y2 to

30Y2

25Y2

to 27Y2

26 to 28

13

59Y2

to61

30Y2

to 31

Y2

26

to 28

27 to 29

14

61

to 62Y2

31

Y2

to 32Y2

26Y2 to28Y2

27 to 29Y2

15

62Y2 to 64

32Y2 to 33

27

to29

28 to 30

16

64

to 65

33

to 33Y2

27Y2 to 30

29 to 31

17

65

to 66

33Y2 to 34

Y2

28

to31

30 to 32

18

66

to 68

34Y2 to 36

.... . .. ..

. .

.

.

.

...

20

68

to 70

36

to 38

.....

. ....

22

WAYS TO ORDER

YOUR CORRECT SHOE SIZE

*

1

Tell us your shoe si:re . . lengt:1 and width •.

if

you know it

For men ond women only-not for children.

{For children, use 4..point

measuring system.) Make sure that shoes you order are sold in your

particular size and width.

If

you have worn a particular size or type

of shoe comfortably, you will certainly find it satisfactory and con–

venient to order the same size in your new shoes.

or

2

Give us all numbers in your shoe

For men and women only-not for children.

Just write on your order all

the numbers and marks you find in the lining of a comfortable old shoe

... whether you bought it at Sears or not ... and your new Sears shoes

will fit just as comfortably. Be sure to include any dashes that occur,

as they sometimes indicate half sizes.

or

3

Use Sears Scientific 4-point measuring system

For men, women, older boys, girls and

children ... Take a piece of blank pa–

per large enough to fit under your foot

... an ordinary kitchen knife ... and

a sharp pencil. Sit on a chair and let

the foot which gives you the most trou–

ble rest naturally and without moving

on the piece of paper as shown. Do not stond as this will spread the foot

and result in an incorrect ineasurement. Our measurements allow for

normal spread of foot when standing.

Mark this piece of paper as shown

in tM four illustrations below.

Have someone else hold the knife

straight up and down at the tip of

your longest toe as shown in Point

Number

1

above, and make a mark

with the pencil along the

outside

edge of the point of the knife.

Next, have the knife blade placed

at

bock

of the heel, as shown

in

Point Number

3

above, and make

another mark

along

the

outside

edge of the blade. Be sure that the

knife is held straight up and down.

Have

knife blade moved

to

the

joint of the inside of the foot (widest

port), as shown in Point Number 2

above, and again make

a

mark with

the pencil along the outside edge

of the blade.

And

last, hove knife blade placed

at widest part of the outside of your

foot, as shown in Point Number

4.

This gives us your exact foot meas.

urement so do not send us pencil

outlines of your foot.

You now will have a piece of paper with four pen–

cil marks on it as shown at the right. Enclose this

piece of paper with your order blank (if ordering

more than one pair, send diagram for each with

catalog number noted). Sears 4-Point Foot Meas–

urement gives us all the information we need to

determine your correct shoe size.

For Children's Shoes

measure

each

time you

order

New measuring device now Free for the asking!

Very easy to use in getting exact size measurement for children only.

Simple and complete instructions are printed right on device. Send for

one today-use it again and again to determine correct size before

ordering your children's shoes. Ask for number F13818N.

ALL

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND

CO.• ,

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