Specifications:

• Material: Corduroy
• Brand: Other Brand
• Made in Asia
• Turn down collar and pockets design
• Long sleeve boys outerwear is made of high quality material, very soft and durable
• Great looking of the boys outerwear would make you stand out in crowd
• Deluxe and fashion design for the children to show their innocence
• Made of high quality material, durable and comfortable for your daily wearing
• Wholesale Boy Outerwear at Dailyshop.com, you will get the best price  

Size in Detail:
 

NOTE:

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person
• The size detail bases on "Help/Buying Guide/Conversion Reference"

Details:

• The real effect of this boys outerwear

• Good quality material will not hurt children's skin, comfortable and with good looking

• Lovely single breasted, children love it so much

How to Measure:

Package Included:

• 1 x Boy Outerwear

• Chest: To measure the chest circumference, place the tape around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms. Keep the tape parallel to the floor. For chest width, measure across the widest part of the chest, beginning and ending at the point where the arm touches the body on each side (from sleeve seam to sleeve seam).
• Sleeve Length: To measure sleeve length, start at the base of the neck, then go over the shoulder, down to the slightly bent elbow and then to the wrist bone.Note: Some people begin this measurement at the shoulder tip; check with the tailor or seamstress to see what he or she needs.
• Shoulder Width: Measure from the base of the neck (from the side, where the neck meets the shoulder) to the upper-arm bone (the outer-edge of the shoulder, where the shoulder seam would be on a tight-fitting shirt).
• Clothes Length: To measure the length of the clothes, start at the base of the neck and make a straight line down to the waistline (see Step 3 for how to find the waistline). To measure the width of the back, place the tape across the widest part, parallel to the floor, beginning and ending at the point where the inside-top of the arm touches the body on each side (again, from sleeve seam to sleeve seam).