Pant Measurments

[lrhuck]

I am ordering baseball uniform for our youth league and trying to determine the length, belowis what I have. I understand that the outseam (length) is the inseam plus the rise. When I have front rise and back rise would I just take the average to determine the missing portion of my equation?

Thanks in advance for your input!

Waist	22​
Hip/Seat	26​
Front Rise	8.5​
Back Rise	11.25​
Inseam	21​
Leg Opening	7.5​

 

[Despos]

Confirm with the maker. Everyone interprets measurements differently.

As a tailor we measure the outseam from the top of the waistband to the hem along the outseam. Then measure the inseam from the crotch point; where the four panels meet, to the hem. Subtract the inseam from the outseam and then subtract the width of the waistband and you have the rise for the pattern.
This may not apply to baseball uniform trousers because of how the waist will be made.

 

[lrhuck]

Confirm with the maker. Everyone interprets measurements differently.

As a tailor we measure the outseam from the top of the waistband to the hem along the outseam. Then measure the inseam from the crotch point; where the four panels meet, to the hem. Subtract the inseam from the outseam and then subtract the width of the waistband and you have the rise for the pattern.
This may not apply to baseball uniform trousers because of how the waist will be made.

Thank you for the information, I'm about as green as they come when speaking this language.

 

[Despos]

That's why you need to be using the "language" of the uniform maker and only use their method of taking measurements.