Order Form, this should be completed and transmitted with every new custom garment order	order.pdf, 264KB
Torso Measurement Chart	torso.pdf, 166KB
Upper Extremity Chart, for sleeves and sleeves attached to torso garments (for example, sleeves for a sleeved vest)	upper.pdf, 162KB
Custom Sketch Pad to indicate the locations of special linings and other features	sketch.pdf, 294KB
Re-Order Form, do not resend original measurements, just indicate the item number, quantity, and minor changes on the reorder form	reorder.pdf, 46KB

Sleeved Body Brief	Sleeveless Suit to Above Knee	Gussets in the axillae help prevent abrasion to this sensitive area (gussets are better than linings at abrasion control). Insert material can extend the entire length of a sleeve from armpit to wrist, or from wrist to waist in one continuous piece. Pads can be built in to sleeve elbows or other sensitive areas. Zippers are optional for lower extremity garments. Vest and suit necklines can be standard, scooped, V-neck, or turtleneck. A scooped neckline on an adult garment extends 3 inches below the sternal notch unless a larger neckline is requested. The V-neck can be as deep as 5 - 6 inches. Turtlenecks extend up from the sternal notch either 1, 1½, 2, 2½, or 3 inches and may have a separate hook & loop closure. If the burn is limited to the abdomen and waist, a tank top combined with a brief can be designed. This combination would allow the patient to wear normal clothes. If donning the garment over the foot is particularly difficult for the patient, a heel insert or a full-length insert panel along the side of one or both legs may be used instead of a zipper. The metatarsal heads is the best place to end a full-length leotard. Leotards and briefs can be designed with an open crotch.
Sleeved Suit to Above Knee	Sleeveless Suit to Toe or Ankle
Sleeved Suit to Toe or Ankle	Sleeveless Vest
Sternal Strap	Sleeved Vest
Belly Band