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    Dressmaker Measurements Reference

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    Every Dressmaker commission starts with three numbers: bust, waist and hips. Below are all ten clients' sizes, taken from each character's info page at full friendship, plus how close the mannequin has to be and what a miss costs.

    Dressmaker measuring points: bust, waist and hipsA dress-form silhouette with three horizontal tape lines. The bust line crosses the fullest part of the chest, the waist line the narrowest part of the torso, and the hips line the fullest part of the hips. Labels give the mannequin dial minimum for each.Bustdial from 81.5 cmWaistdial from 61.4 cmHipsdial from 92.1 cmFullest partof the chestNarrowest partof the torsoFullest partof the hips
    Where the three tape readings go. Dial minimums are the lowest values the mannequin dials stop at. Diagram: our own illustration.

    All 10 clients' measurements

    Bust, waist and hips in centimetres. ≈ marks a community estimate rather than an info-page value.
    ClientBustWaistHips
    Rose86.368.795.8
    Prudence Mortimer96.069.5103.4
    Lady Priya Summer≈ 104.178.6≈ 112.5
    Marie Laroche93.770.5102.2
    Edith Swan≈ 111.189.6≈ 119.7
    Fiona114.692.8125.4
    Alice Wren86.970.397.7
    Lady Vivian Duskbourne95.771.4101.9
    Dorothy Parker98.483.2110.8
    Adora Thimblethread91.671.4101.0
    Bust, waist and hip measurements of every Dressmaker clientHorizontal bars in centimetres. Rose: Bust 86.3, Waist 68.7, Hips 95.8; Prudence: Bust 96.0, Waist 69.5, Hips 103.4; Priya: Bust 104.1, Waist 78.6, Hips 112.5; Marie: Bust 93.7, Waist 70.5, Hips 102.2; Edith: Bust 111.1, Waist 89.6, Hips 119.7; Fiona: Bust 114.6, Waist 92.8, Hips 125.4; Alice: Bust 86.9, Waist 70.3, Hips 97.7; Vivian: Bust 95.7, Waist 71.4, Hips 101.9; Dorothy: Bust 98.4, Waist 83.2, Hips 110.8; Adora: Bust 91.6, Waist 71.4, Hips 101.0.BustWaistHipsRose86.368.795.8Prudence96.069.5103.4Priya104.178.6112.5Marie93.770.5102.2Edith111.189.6119.7Fiona114.692.8125.4Alice86.970.397.7Vivian95.771.4101.9Dorothy98.483.2110.8Adora91.671.4101.0
    Measurements in centimetres, from the table above. Chart: our own.

    How to set the mannequin

    1. Drag the tape onto the yellow guide line for each part and hold it still until the reading records.
    2. Do bust, waist and hips one at a time. If a reading won't register, drag across the body instead of around it.
    3. At the dress form, turn each dial to the client's number. The dials stop at about 81.5 bust, 61.4 waist and 92.1 hips.
    4. Only then move on to fabric and cutting, because the pattern pieces are sized from the mannequin.

    What a bad fit costs

    Fit is one of three parts of a commission's Quality score, alongside how straight you cut on the grain and how cleanly you sew. Community testing puts fit at 20 of the 100 points: one dial about 2 cm off roughly halves it, and a dress that misses badly on all three tops out at Quality 80. That matters most for late cards such as Adora's Crowning Glory, which needs Quality 95. The rest of the scoring is in our tips for 5-star dresses, and each client's favourite fabrics and colours are on her character page.

    Frequently asked questions

    What measurements do you take in Dressmaker?

    Three: bust, waist and hips. You take them with the tape when a client first visits, and they set the size of the mannequin the dress is built on.

    What are Prudence's measurements in Dressmaker?

    Prudence Mortimer's info page lists bust 96.0, waist 69.5 and hips 103.4.

    What are Rose's measurements in Dressmaker?

    Rose's info page lists bust 86.3, waist 68.7 and hips 95.8.

    Do I need to measure a client every visit?

    No. The game saves each client's numbers, so after the first visit you can press continue on the measuring screen and it reuses them.

    Does the mannequin have to match exactly?

    Very nearly. Community testing found that a dial within about 0.4 cm of the true size counts as a perfect fit. Fit is worth 20 of the 100 Quality points, so a dial a couple of centimetres off can cost around 10 points.

    Why does the mannequin show less than 100% when I typed the right numbers?

    The percentage on the mannequin screen compares the dials with your tape readings, not with the client's true size. If a tape reading was slightly off, setting the dials to the true size scores a perfect fit even though that screen shows less than 100%.

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