3. Back Neck Bone to Waist

The most difficult one to get right! Measure from the knobbly bone at the base of the neck (i.e. the point at which the zipper would stop) straight down along the spine to the waist. Make sure that the dancer does not bend forward, as this will give a long measurement. To identify the waistline, we strongly recommend you use a piece of elastic or string, which will find this point for you. (The dancer below would be a 12.5" Back Neck Bone to Waist).

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3. Back Neck Bone to Waist
The most difficult one to get right! Measure from the knobbly bone at the base of the neck (i.e. the point at which the zipper would stop) straight down along the spine to the waist. Make sure that the dancer does not bend forward, as this will give a long measurement. To identify the waistline, we strongly recommend you use a piece of elastic or string, which will find this point for you. (The dancer below would be a 12.5" Back Neck Bone to Waist).


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