Name: Ibadan Bespoke Two-Piece
Brand: Ibadan Ìró
Price: 300000.00 NGN
Availability: InStock

Ibadan Bespoke Two-Piece

Ibadan Ìró

NGN 300,000.00

Your measurements (cm)

New to made-to-measure? Follow the guide below — each measurement has an animated how-to.

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Bust / Chest

Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest / bust.
Pass it under the arms and across the shoulder blades, keeping it level.
Breathe normally and keep the tape snug, not tight.

Tip: Wear a non-padded top, or measure over a thin layer.

—Use a soft measuring tape. If you only have a rigid one, wrap a string around, mark it, then measure the string against a ruler.
—Measure over light clothing or bare skin — never over thick layers.
—Keep the tape snug but not tight: you should be able to slip one finger underneath.
—Keep the tape level and parallel to the floor as it goes around your body.
—Stand relaxed and upright, looking straight ahead — don’t hold your breath.
—If you can, ask someone to help. It’s far more accurate than measuring yourself.
—If you fall between two values, round up.

Bust / Chest *

Around the fullest part of the bust/chest, tape level.

Shoulder width *

Seam to seam across the back, shoulder tip to tip.

Garment length *

From the highest shoulder point to the desired hem.

Waist (optional)

Around the narrowest part of your natural waist.

Sleeve length (optional)

From shoulder tip to wrist, arm slightly bent.

Neck (optional)

Around the base of the neck where a collar sits.

Bicep (optional)

Around the fullest part of the upper arm.

Fit preferenceNotes for the atelier (optional)

Reference photos (optional)

Inspiration (optional)

I confirm these measurements are accurate. Custom pieces are produced from the measurements I submit and confirm.

Made to measure · about 21 days to make. Production starts only after the atelier confirms your measurements. Changes after confirmation may not be free.

House-verified atelier

Made to order · worldwide

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Provenance

Designed and hand-finished in a West African atelier, drawing on generations of textile craft.