What is the difference between hip and full hip?

Hip	Full hip

Hip measurement is taken around hips and the measurement tape is put to your skin. This is the actual hips circumference. Full hip measurement is measured taking into account belly protuberance and is always more than hip measurement. You can take the full hip measurement while holding something vertically next to your tummy (e.g. a ruler) and measuring at the same level as you would when measuring hips, around the buttocks and hips and than to the ruler, which means you take the measurement tape off your skin and it passes around the ruler in the air.

Corrections

Leg length comparatively to torso and height

short	normal	elongated

Arm length comparatively to torso and height

short	normal	elongated

Waist height

low	regular	high

Head height and neck length comparatively to torso and height

reduced	normal	increased

Relative height of protruding point of the bust

low	regular	high

Relative distance between protruding points of bust

reduced	normal	increased

Neck circumference

reduced	normal	increased

Upper arm circumference

normal	increased	big

Shoulder width

reduced	normal	increased

Back width

reduced	normal	increased

Breast width

reduced	normal	increased