Short answer
Every length drafted separately — body, sleeve, rise, hem — from your measures.
Why it happens
Long sizes add length everywhere, rarely in the right places.
Why ready-to-wear cannot fix it
Size charts grade uniformly; tall and slim is a personal geometry. A block adjusted in one place pulls in another — which is why the correction must exist in the pattern, not in the fitting-room mirror.
How the house drafts for it
Every length drafted separately — body, sleeve, rise, hem — from your measures. The correction is recorded in your Fit Passport, so every later commission starts from it automatically.
Where it matters most
This correction carries most for: suit, shirt, overcoat. It is reviewed at every fitting, in every city, for every garment.
Fit Library entry 30 of 48 · Reviewed by Bonturberg Editorial Review · 2026-09-08