1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

This Policy governs the process of taking, validating, and using the Customer’s body measurements for garment production under the MTM (Made to Measure) model.

It forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions of Sale, the Adjustment Policy, and the Dispute Policy.

2. GENERAL PRINCIPLES

  • Customer responsibility in taking measurements
  • Mandatory prior technical validation
  • Anatomical consistency
  • Inherent technical tolerances
  • Mandatory response within required timeframes

3. MEASUREMENT TAKING

The Customer must enter their measurements following the provided instructions.

The Customer declares that:

  • The measurements are accurate
  • They have followed the provided guides
  • They understand the importance of accuracy

Patternland may provide tools or guides without assuming responsibility for their use.

4. CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY

The Customer assumes responsibility for:

  • The accuracy of the measurements
  • Proper measurement taking
  • The consistency of the data

Any error or omission is the responsibility of the Customer.

5. TECHNICAL VALIDATION

Patternland will carry out a validation process in order to:

  • Detect anatomical inconsistencies
  • Verify consistency
  • Assess technical feasibility

Patternland may:

  • Request confirmations
  • Require new measurements
  • Adjust technical criteria
  • Temporarily suspend the order

6. REQUIREMENTS AND DEADLINES

The Customer must respond to requests within a maximum period of 72 hours.

Failure to respond will result in:

  • The order being put on hold
  • The inability to continue the process

Patternland shall not be held liable for delays due to lack of response.

7. ANATOMICAL CONSISTENCY

Measurements must be anatomically consistent.

Orders may be refused in cases of:

  • Inconsistencies between measurements
  • Incompatible data
  • Implausible values

8. TECHNICAL TOLERANCES

Measurements are subject to tolerances due to:

  • Body variability
  • Manufacturing techniques
  • Fabric behavior

These tolerances do not constitute a defect.

9. ACCEPTANCE OF MEASUREMENTS

Once validated, the measurements become final and are accepted by the Customer.

From that moment:

  • They can no longer be modified
  • They serve as the basis for production

10. BODY CHANGES

Patternland shall not be responsible for subsequent physical changes such as:

  • Weight variations
  • Body changes
  • Posture changes

11. IMPACT ON ADJUSTMENTS

No adjustment will be carried out if the garment complies with the validated measurements or if the error is attributable to the Customer.

12. RECORDING AND TRACEABILITY

Patternland may record:

  • Entered measurements
  • Completed validations
  • Communications

These records may be used as evidence.

13. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Patternland shall not be liable for:

  • Errors in measurement taking
  • Uncorrected inconsistencies
  • Results derived from incorrect measurements
  • Customer physical changes

14. FINAL DECISION

Final validation rests exclusively with Patternland based on technical criteria.

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