• Lengthwise grainlines, side seams, center front and center back seams hang straight or at right angles to the floor.
• Crosswise grainlines are parallel to floor.
• Adequate wearing ease is available for sitting, moving and bending.
• Armhole seams curve smoothly over the end of shoulder.
• Darts point to the fullest part of the curve.
• Shoulder seam length comes to end of shoulders.
• Sleeves are comfortable with no wrinkles.
• Hipline fits smoothly.
• Hemline is even.
• Pant legs hang smoothly and do not restrict any part of the legs.
• Crotch depth is right, neither too low and baggy nor too tight and binding.
• Pants hang smoothly from the waist. The waistband fits the body comfortably and stays in place when bending and sitting.
• Pants have no pulls or excess fabric across the front or back crotch level.
• The length of the garment is becoming.
Goyal, P. how to check a garment for fitting. My Textile Notes. Available at: https://mytextilenotes.blogspot.com/2012/02/how-to-check-garment-for-fitting.html?m=0
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