Freefly Jacket

Customize your suit by choosing colors*, fabrics, and options. After placing the order you will be contacted for shipping details and an invoice of the remaining shipping fees will be included.

*Designs with more than 4 colors will incur a $75 fee per extra color. After placing the order this fee will be added to the invoice. By clicking the "Start" button below you agree to these terms.

Please complete each section carefully to ensure we produce exactly the suit you want.

By selecting this option you are choosing to have a designer to consult with you on creating a one-of-a-kind design. For more information you can call our office at (813) 788-4753.

Whether you're looking for sponsor logos for a team suit or simply want to add a little extra to your new suit, we're more than happy to provide additional customization and embroidery for your jumpsuit.

To request additional customization, note your requirements in the 'details' box and we'll be in touch to request the necessary files and provide a quote.

MEASURING the Neck Circumference at Center *New

Measure around the center of the neck, usually around the Adam's apple.

MEASURING the Neck circumference at base

Measure around the base of the neck. At the front of the neck, the tape measure rests at the top of the collarbone, gently snug against the neck.

MEASURING the Length from Neck to Nipple (Bust Level) *New

To find the starting point: hold a pen vertically behind the ear, and where it meets the base of the neck is the starting point.

A diagonal measurement from the neck to the nipple.

MEASURE the Chest Circumference at Nipple Level

Raise the arms and place the tape measure around the back and underneath the armpits, level with the nipples.

Lower the arms and take equal, measured breaths.

Make sure the tape measure is level.

Jumping in cold weather = wear the thick clothing while being measured.

MEASURING the Circumference of the Upper Chest

Raise the arms and place the tape measure around the back and underneath the armpits. Lower their arms and take equal, measured breaths.

Make sure the tape measure is level.

Jumping in cold weather = wear the thick clothing while being measured.

MEASURING the Lower Chest Circumference *New

Measure the circumfrence of the torso below the pectoral muscles.

On women this is level with the band of the bra.

MEASURING the Length of Back to Armpit, from neck *New

A vertical measurement along the spine, from the back of the neck to the level of the armpits. Do not angle toward armpit.

MEASURING the Width of Back Chest *New

Measure horizontally across the back, level with the top of the armpits.

MEASURE the Waist circumference

MEASURING the Length of Torso to Waist, from Front of Neck

Begin by squaring the shoulders over the hips.

A vertical measurement starting between the collar bones, straight down the center line to the waist level.

MEASURING the Length of Torso to Waist, from Back of Neck *New

Begin by squaring the shoulders over the hips.

A vertical measurement along the spine, from the back of the neck to the waist level.

MEASURE the wasitband circumference.

This is the area where you want the pants to sit on your waist/hips.

MEASURING the Length of Torso to Waistband, from Front of Neck

Begin by squaring the shoulders over the hips.

A vertical measurement starting between the collar bones, straight down the center line to the waistband.

MEASURING the Upper Hip Circumference *New

A horizontal measurment at the top of the hip bones.

MEASURING the Shoulder Width

The best reference for this is between the two prominent bones at the shoulder edges or imagine a line straight up from your armpits to your shoulders and measure between those two points (note the dotted lines in the picture).

The shoulder (D), shoulder to elbow (C) and elbow to wrist (B) are continuous measurements. These 3 measurements place the grips in the correct location on the upper arm and define the seam between the upper arm and the spandex forearm.

MEASURING the Length of the Entire Arm, Neck to Wrist, *New

To find the starting point: hold a pen vertically behind the ear, and where it meets the base of the side of the neck is the starting point.

A measurement along outside edge of the arm, starting at the neck, going over the elbow, and ending at the wrist. Arm is at a 90 degree angle.

MEASURING the Length of the Upper Arm, Neck to Elbow at 90 degrees, *New

To find the starting point: hold a pen vertically behind the ear, and where it meets the base of the side of the neck is the starting point.

A measurement along the arm, starting at the neck and ending at the elbow. Arm is at a 90 degree angle.

MEASURING the Length of the Entire Arm, Collarbone to Wrist

Measure one arm first, and then compare to the second arm. Use the longer measurement.

Hold the arm up, perpendicular to the ground, and in line with the shoulder.

Measure from the center of the collarbone to the wrist.

MEASURING the Shoulder Joint Circumference *New

Measure the entire shoulder joint circumference, with the arm lowered and flexed.

The tape will need to pass under the armpit.

MEASURE the Elbow Circumference

Straight arm.

MEASURE the Elbow Circumference, 90 Deg. Bend *New

Measure the circumference of the elbow, inside the elbow crease.

Bend elbow to 90 degrees.

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