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Product size-guide captions for garment measurements

Give shoppers more than a size label. These captions explain whether a chart shows body or garment measurements, where a measurement starts and ends, and which product version it covers. Choose the line that matches your actual chart, then add the chart link and measurement details.

For: Clothing shops sharing a product-specific measurement chart and helping buyers interpret it. Use it to: Explain what a size chart measures, its units and product version, and how to ask a fit question without promising a fit.

A shop owner holds a measuring tape across a plain shirt laid flat on a table, beside a folded blue shirt.

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  • Introduce the chart

    Shopping for [product]? Its size chart is here: [link]. Measurements are shown in [cm or inches].

  • Introduce the chart

    This chart covers [product name and version]. A chart for another cut may measure differently.

  • Introduce the chart

    The numbers in this chart are [body measurements or finished garment measurements], not [the other type].

  • Introduce the chart

    Our size labels run from [range]. Use the linked measurements to compare the options for [product].

  • Introduce the chart

    Before choosing a size, check [key measurement] against the chart for this exact [style].

  • Introduce the chart

    Looking for [measurement] on [product]? We show it in the [named column] here: [link].

  • Explain the measuring method

    For this [garment], [measurement name] is measured from [start point] to [end point] with the item [flat or other stated position].

  • Explain the measuring method

    The [column name] value is a flat width. It is not the circumference around the garment.

  • Explain the measuring method

    This chart lists [measurement] as a circumference. Follow the method shown beside the chart: [link].

  • Explain the measuring method

    Our [length] measurement begins at [reference point] and ends at [reference point]. See the marked photo here: [link].

  • Explain the measuring method

    Comparing with a garment you own? Use the same [measurement points and garment position] shown in our guide.

  • Explain the measuring method

    The measurement photo shows [product and size]. Other sizes are listed separately in the chart: [link].

  • Handle a sizing question

    Between two listed sizes? Send us the [product name] and the measurement you are comparing through [private help route].

  • Handle a sizing question

    Want more room at [area]? Compare the [relevant garment measurement] for each size; we can explain how that value is measured.

  • Handle a sizing question

    Need a measurement that is not on the chart? Ask about [product] at [contact route] before ordering.

  • Handle a sizing question

    We can confirm [specific product measurement]. Your preferred fit also depends on how you like a garment to sit.

  • Handle a sizing question

    For [stretch or fabric detail], see the product description alongside the measurements: [link].

  • Handle a sizing question

    Buying [product] for someone else? You can compare a garment they already wear using the method in our guide.

  • Keep versions and limits clear

    We updated the size chart for [product version] on [date]. Use this chart for [version or batch identifier].

  • Keep versions and limits clear

    Own the earlier [version]? Its chart is [separate link]. The current chart applies to [current version].

  • Keep versions and limits clear

    Measurements for [variant] differ at [specific point]. Choose the variant before reading its chart.

  • Keep versions and limits clear

    Where we state a measurement tolerance, it is listed beside the chart: [link].

  • Keep versions and limits clear

    This chart is a measurement reference, not a guarantee of fit. Ask us about unclear measurements before ordering.

  • Keep versions and limits clear

    Save the chart for [product], then check the return information for that item here: [policy link].

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Fill in the details for your situation

Use this checklist to collect the details before you choose a caption. Keep any fields marked private in the appropriate private channel.

Product: [name/version]
Chart applies to: [sizes/variants]
Measurement type: [body / flat garment / circumference]
Units: [cm / inches]
Start and end points: [description]
Chart: [link]
Questions: [private support route]

A quick note

Make it fit your situation

Identify the exact garment, cut and version before selecting a chart.

State whether each number is a body measurement, a flat garment width or a circumference.

Keep units and measurement start/end points visible. Do not double a flat width unless that is the stated method.

Use a separate size chart for a variant only when its actual measurements differ.

Keep body measurements and order questions in a private support route.

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