ANTHROPROMETRY AND SIZING

ASSIGNMENT 2

Comparative Analysis of Size Charts Among Two Different Categories of Brands: Columbia,
North Face, Tommy Hilfiger, Patagonia, Decathlon, Helly Hansen.

SUBMITTED BY: VASUNDHARA

(BFT/17/51)
SUBMITTED TO: PROF. DR. SUBHLAXMI KROPI
Table of Contents
Columbia ................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
HISTORY .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4
About................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Product ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Jacket............................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Pants................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
The North Face, Inc ................................................................................................................................................................. 7
History ................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Product ................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Jacket............................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Size Chart for Jackets ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
Pants.............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Other features: ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Size chart ............................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Tommy Hilfiger...................................................................................................................................................................... 13
About................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
History ............................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Background and founding (1960s–1990s) .................................................................................................................... 13
About................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Product .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Jacket............................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Size Chart ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Pants.............................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Decathlon .............................................................................................................................................................................. 16
About................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Product .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Jacket............................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Size Chart ...................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Pants.............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Size Chart for Pants ....................................................................................................................................................... 19
Patagonia .............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
History ............................................................................................................................................................................... 20
About................................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Product .............................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Jacket............................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Size Charts ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21
 Pants.............................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Features ........................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Product Feature Comparative Analysis for Jackets............................................................................................................... 29
Product Feature Comparative Analysis for Pants ................................................................................................................. 30
Size chart comparison for Pants ........................................................................................................................................... 31
Size chart comparison for Jackets ......................................................................................................................................... 31
Columbia

HISTORY 1
Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Columbia Sportswear Company has been making gear so that Pacific
Northwesterners can enjoy the outdoors for more than 70 years. At the helm for over 40 years has been our
Chairman, Gert Boyle. Her Tough Mother persona has grown Columbia into the global sportswear company
that it is today—still based in Portland, still making no-nonsense apparel and footwear to keep you WARM,
DRY, COOL and PROTECTED no matter what. Our unique Pacific Northwest heritage and Boyle family
irreverence is what sets us apart from the competition.

We're a family business gone global. Chairman Gert Boyle's parents — German nationals who fled Nazi
Germany in 1938 — purchased a small hat company upon their arrival in Portland and named it Columbia Hat
Company, after the river that inspired their new home. This humble beginning was of huge significance to the
family, marking new found freedom and a fresh start. Her husband later took over, and after he died Gert ran
the show, going from housewife to executive overnight. Today, her son Tim Boyle is our longtime president
and CEO. The family — like our business — has experienced its ups and downs, but enjoying the outdoors
together has always been integral to its success.

Columbia is made up of real people who are as passionate about the outdoors as you are. And, while our
products are available around the world, we're based in the great Pacific Northwest, where majestic forests
frame volcanic mountains and a rugged coast. This is where we hike, ride, fish, hunt, climb, camp, golf, paddle,
run, and just enjoy fresh air with friends.

About
One of the largest outerwear manufacturers in the world, Columbia Sportswear Company designs,
manufactures, and markets outdoor apparel and footwear, distributing its merchandise to more than 10,000
retailers in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia-New Zealand. It is the leading skiwear
manufacturer in the United States and also sells lines of snowboard apparel, hunting and fishing clothing, casual
sportswear, and accessories such as mittens, hats, scarves, sunglasses, and ski goggles. Columbia’s rise to the
top began during the 1980s, when Gertrude Boyle and her son, Tim, orchestrated the remarkable growth of their
family-owned business nearly 50 years after the company began doing business as Columbia Hat Company.
With mother and son at the helm, Columbia’s sales grew quickly after the company entered the skiwear market
in 1986 with its trademarked Interchange System of layered outerwear. The company made a reputation for
itself in part through an eye-catching advertising campaign featuring the chairwoman as hard-driven “Mother
Boyle.” The company is a global supplier of high-quality outerwear, with distribution in over 30 countries. The
Company operates a few of its own retail outlets, with stores in Portland, Oregon, Nagoya, Japan, and in
Sydney, Australia. Columbia also sells discounted goods through its own outlet stores, with eight in the United
States. The company went public in 1998. About two-thirds of the stock remains in the hands of the Boyle
family

Origin: USA

1
https://www.columbiasportswear.co.in/columbia-history.php
Website: http://www.columbia.com

Product
Jacket

Size chart for Jackets

Pants

Figure 1: Sturge Rock II Pant

Features of the product

Built from durable, 100% cotton Granite Cloth, these handsome trousers are buttery soft but tough enough to handle
pretty much any outdoor activity, everything from raking leaves to off-trail bushwhacking.

Size chart for Pants

The North Face, Inc.

History
The North Face began in 1966 as a climbing equipment retail store in San
Francisco, founded by Douglas Tompkins and his wife, Susie Tompkins. 2 It was
acquired two years later by Kenneth "Hap" Klopp. 3

The North Face takes its company logo from a stylized drawing of Half Dome, in
Yosemite National Park. 4

In 2000, The North Face was acquired by VF Corporation for US$25.4 million, becoming a wholly owned
subsidiary. 5 6

In December 2008, The North Face filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of
Missouri against The South Butt, its creator James A. Winkelmann Jr., and a company which handled the firm's
marketing and manufacturing. In the legal action, The North Face alleged trademark infringement and sought
injunctive relief. 7 After the court ordered mediation in the case, the parties reached a closed settlement
agreement on April 1, 2010; however, in October 2012, Winkelmann admitted in court that he and his father
violated the settlement agreement with The North Face and agreed to pay US$65,000, an amount that will be
reduced by US$1,000 for every month of compliance. 8 9

In May 2019, Leo Burnett Tailor Made, a marketing agency for The North Face Brazil, revealed that they had
surreptitiously replaced photos of popular outdoor destinations on Wikipedia with photos featuring North Face
products in an attempt to get these products to appear more prominently in search engine results. Following
widespread media coverage and criticism from the Wikimedia Foundation, The North Face apologized for the
campaign, ended it, and the product placement was undone. 10 11

2
Finz, Stacey (April 8, 2012). "Business booming for once-troubled North Face". SF Gate. San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved December
10, 2015
3
"Bruce B. Johnson's History of Gear webpage"
4
"North Face Logo | Design, History and Evolution". Retrieved October 1, 2019
5
"The North Face Acquired by VF Corp. in $25.4M Cash Deal". Sports Business Daily. April 10, 2000. Retrieved May 19, 2019
6
VF Corporation – VF in the News
7
Frankel, Todd C. (December 15, 2009). "The North Face is suing The South Butt International clothing company accuses teen's
Ladue-based operation of trademark infringement". STLtoday.com. Retrieved October 20, 2012
8
Billhartz Gregorian, Cynthia (April 3, 2010). "North Face, South Butt reach agreement". STLtoday.com. Retrieved December 8, 2011
9
"South Butt Clothing Falls Off a Cliff". Couthouse News Service. October 17, 2012. Retrieved October 22, 2012.
10
Mervosh, Sarah (May 30, 2019). "North Face Apologizes for Adding Its Own Photos to Wikipedia to Promote Its Brand". The New
York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved May 31, 2019.
11
"Bootnotes: Egg on North Face: Wikipedia furious after glamp-wear giant swaps article pics for sneaky ad shots – and even brags
about it in a video". Biting the hand that feeds IT. The Register - Independent news and views for the tech community. Part of
Situation Publishing. May 29, 2019
Product
Jacket

Size Chart for Jackets

Pants

Other features:

• Standard fit
• GORE-TEX 2L shell
• Adjustable waist tabs
• Belt loops
• Jacket-to-pant integration
• Harness-compatible pocket placement
• Zippered hand pockets
• Zippered back pocket
• Two zippered cargo pockets
• Inner-thigh vents
• Reinforced kick patches
• Chimney Venting™ system
• StretchVent™ gaiters with gripper elastic
• Waterproof exposed thigh zips
Size chart
Tommy Hilfiger

About
Founded: 1968, San Francisco, California, United States
Founders: Douglas Tompkins, Susie Tompkins Buell

Website : https://www.thenorthface.com/

History
Background and founding (1960s–1990s)

Tommy Hilfiger’s career in fashion began in 1968, when he co-founded a clothing and record store named
People’s Place in upstate New York. Using $150 12 he'd saved from working at a petrol station as startup money,
he oversaw the expansion of the company into a chain 13 of ten stores. Despite meeting with initial success,
People's Place filed for bankruptcy in 1977. In 1979 Hilfiger moved to New York City to pursue a career as a
fashion designer, 14 working on several different labels including Jordache Jeans. 15 In the early 1980s he met
Mohan Murjani, an Indian textile magnate hoping to launch a line of men’s clothing. With Murjani’s backing in
1985 Hilfiger debuted his first signature collection, 16 which featured modernized versions of button-down
shirts, chinos, and other classic preppy styles. The casual youthful attitude of these first designs would remain a
trait of the Tommy Hilfiger Corporation's later collections. 17 The new clothing line made its debut with a high-
profile marketing campaign, which included a large billboard in Times Square by advertiser George Lois. 18 The
Tommy Hilfiger brand left Murjani International in 1989, with Silas Chou instead providing financial
backing. 19 That year Lawrence Stroll and Joel Horowitz, both former executives of Ralph Lauren, were hired as
executives of the newly formed company Tommy Hilfiger, Inc., which had an initial focus on casual male
sportswear.

About
Since Tommy Hilfiger introduced his first men’s sportswear collection in 1985, the brand has expanded to
encompass a complete premium lifestyle on a global scale. Tommy Hilfiger delivers premium styling, quality
and value to consumers worldwide under the TOMMY HILFIGER and TOMMY JEANS brands, with a breadth
of collections including HILFIGER COLLECTION, TOMMY HILFIGER TAILORED, men’s, women’s and
kids sportswear, denim, accessories, and footwear. In addition, the brand is licensed for a range of products,
including fragrances, eyewear, watches and home goods.

Founded 1985

12
Rosee, Sophie De (November 26, 2011). "Flashback: Tommy Hilfiger remembers his first shops". The Telegraph. Archived from the
original on November 17, 2015. Retrieved 2015-09-12
13
"Company Profile, Information, Business Description, History, Background Information on Tommy Hilfiger Corporation".
Referenceforbusiness.com. 2002. Retrieved 2015-09-12.
14
Tommy Hilfiger by Tommy Hilfiger, Assouline (August 30, 2010), p. 6-10; ISBN 978-2759403134
15
"Tommy Hilfiger". Business of Fashion. Retrieved 2015-09-12
16
"Tommy Hilfiger". Biography.com. 2009. Retrieved 2015-09-12
17
"Company Overview". Tommy.com. Retrieved 2015-09-12
18
"Tommy Hilfiger Biography". Tommy.com. Retrieved 2015-11-03.
19
"Tommy Hilfiger". encyclopedia.jrank.org. 1998. Retrieved 2015-09-12
 Founder Tommy Hilfiger
New York City
Headquarters
New York, U.S.
Areas served Global
Key people Daniel Grieder (CEO)[1]
Designer apparel, cosmetics,
Products
accessories, and homewares.
Murjani International (1985–1989)
Parent
PVH (2010–present)
Website Tommy.com

Product
Jacket
Size Chart

Pants

Figure 2: Men Navy Blue Solid Chinos

Product Details

Navy blue solid mid-rise chinos, has a snap button closure, 4 pockets

Size & Fit

Regular Fit
The model (height 6') is wearing a size 32
Specifications
• Waist Rise: Mid-Rise
• Length: Regular
• Fit: Regular Fit
• Print or Pattern Type: Solid
• Closure: Snap Button
• Type of Pleat: Flat-Front
• Weave Type: Woven
• Fly Type: Zip

Size chart

Decathlon

About
Decathlon S.A. (French pronunciation: [dekatlɔ̃]) is a French sporting goods retailer. With over 1,500 stores in
49 countries, 20 it is the largest sporting goods retailer in the world. 2122 Its holding company was formerly known
as Oxylane.

Founded by Michel Leclercq in 1976, Decathlon started with a store in Lille, France. It started to expand abroad
a decade later, to Germany in 1986, Spain in 1992, Italy in 1998, Portugal, the United Kingdom in 1999, China
in 2003, India in 2009, Hong Kong in 2013, Malaysia in 2016 and Southeast Asia in 2012 and South Africa,
Philippines in 2017 and Australia in 2018. The company employs more than 87,000 staff 23 from 80 different
nationalities.

The retailer stocks a wide range of sporting goods, from tennis rackets to advanced scuba diving equipment,
usually in large superstores which are sized at an average of 4,000m². 24 Decathlon Group also owns over 20

20
"Decathlon in the world". Decathlon Group. Retrieved 25 August 2018
21
"Decathlon, known as 'the Aldi of activewear', will open first Aussie store in Sydney tomorrow". news.com.au. 4 December 2017
22
"Largest Sporting Goods Retailer, Decathlon Boosts Ground-Level Distribution Visibility with LogiNext". Business Wire. 28
September 2017.
23
"Decathlon in the world". Decathlon Group. Retrieved 25 August 2018
24
Caruel, Sarah. "Decathlon - Oxylane - Ox'IT". International Internships. Archived from the original on 20 June 2015. Retrieved 15
May 2015
brands, 25 with research and development facilities all over France to develop the latest innovative designs,
registering up to 40 patents per year. 26 Each brand represents a different sport or group of sports, with a
dedicated product development and design team.

Product
Jacket

Size Chart

25
"Our Passion Brands"
26
"Decathlon Innovation and Research". Decathlon Group R&D. Decathlon S.A. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
Pants

Figure 3: Men’s Hiking Trousers

NH100 - Grey

Features
1. Freedom of movement

A lightweight fabric, loose fit and pre-shaped knees for freedom of movement.

2. Easy transport

2 hand pockets. 1 rear pocket and 1 side pocket with a button.

3. Anatomic design

Flat elasticated waistband. 5 belt loops. 9 sizes from S au 2XL-3XL.

4. Quick drying

Synthetic fabric with quick drying and breathable properties.

5. Lightweight

Easily compressible lightweight fabric. Weight of the trousers: 266 g in size L

Size Chart for Pants
Patagonia

History

Mannequin dressed in Patagonia clothing and gear

Yvon Chouinard, an accomplished rock climber, 27 began selling hand forged mountain
climbing gear in 1957 through his company Chouinard Equipment. 28 He worked alone
selling his gear until 1965 when he partnered with Tom Frost in order to improve his
products and address the growing supply and demand issue he faced. 29

In 1970, Chouinard obtained rugby shirts from Scotland that he wore while climbing
because the collar kept the climbing sling from hurting his neck. 30

Great Pacific Iron Works, 31 Patagonia’s first store, opened in 1973 in the former Hobson
meat-packing plant at Santa Clara St, in Ventura, near Chouinard’s blacksmith shop. 32 In 1981, Patagonia and
Chouinard Equipment were incorporated within Great Pacific Iron Works. 33 In 1984, Chouinard changed the
name of Great Pacific Iron Works to Lost Arrow Corporation. 34

A Patagonia store in Portland, Oregon, was located in a renovated 1895-built former warehouse until moving to
a new location in 2017.

Patagonia has expanded its product line to include apparel targeted towards other
sports, such as surfing. 35 In addition to clothing, they offer other products such as
backpacks, sleeping bags, and camping food. 36

Starting in April 2017, certain Patagonia merchandise that is in good condition can be
returned for new merchandise credits. The used merchandise gets cleaned and repaired
and sold on their "Worn Wear" website. 37

27
Wang, Jennifer. "Patagonia, From the Ground Up". Entrepreneur. Retrieved 2016-04-26
28
https://www.outsideonline.com/2197346/patagonia-archives
29
"Patagonia's History - A Company Created by Climber Yvon Chouinard and his commitment to the Environment (catalog paper,
organic and recycled fabrics )". www.patagonia.com. Retrieved 2016-04-26.
30
Stevenson, Seth. "Patagonia's Founder Is America's Most Unlikely Business Guru". Wall Street Journal. ISSN 0099-9660. Retrieved
2016-04-26.
31
On Writing: The 1972 Chouinard Catalog that changed a business – and climbing – forever". signalvnoise.com. Retrieved 26
September 2018.
32
"Patagonia Great Pacific Iron Works (GPIW) - Ventura, CA". 26 September 2018. Archived from the original on 26 September 2018.
Retrieved 26 September 2018.
33
https://www.outinunder.com/content/trailblazer-yvon-chouinard
34
Chouinard, Yvon (6 September 2016). Let My People Go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman--Including 10 More
Years of Business Unusual. Penguin. ISBN 9781101992531. Retrieved 26 September 2018 – via Google Books. The Great Pacific Iron
Works : Ultima Thule Backpack". Sumally. Retrieved 26 September 2018.
35
"Patagonia stakes a wider claim on the beach". Men's Vogue. Archived from the original on May 12, 2008. Retrieved March 27,
2008
36
Picks, Owen Burke, Insider. "The best camping gear you can buy". Business Insider. Retrieved 2019-03-18
37
Feldman, Jamie (2017-01-30). "Patagonia Just Made Another Major Move To Save The Earth And Your Wallet". Huffington Post.
Retrieved 2017-03-17.
About
Headquarters: Ventura, California, United States
Revenue: 75 crores USD (2015)
Founder: Yvon Chouinard
Founded: 1973, Ventura, California, United States
CEO: Rose Marcario (7 Feb 2014–)
Number of employees: 1,000 (2017)

Product
Jacket

Size Charts
Pants

Figure 4: Patagonia Men's

Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas
Cargo Pants - Long

Features

• Made of tough, comfortable and highly abrasion resistant 12.9-oz 55% industrial hemp/27% recycled
polyester/18% organic cotton canvas. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn
• Contoured waistband has seven belt loops for increased strength and carrying capacity; zip fly with
button closure
• Two front drop-in pockets with knife clip gussets; two drop-in back patch pockets; two bellowed cargo
pockets for expandable storage. The cargo pocket flaps can be tucked into the pockets for easy access
• Gusseted crotch for freedom of movement
• Wide pant legs fit over boots or can be tucked in
• Inseam is 34"
• 967 g (34.1 oz)
Size chart for Pants
Helly Hansen

History
Helly Juell Hansen had been at sea since the age of 14 and in 1877, at the age of 35, he and his wife Maren
Margarethe began producing oilskin jackets, trousers, sou'westers and tarpaulins, made from coarse linen
soaked in linseed oil. Over the first five years they sold around 10,000 pieces.

In 1878 the company won a diploma for excellence at the Paris Expo, and began exporting its products.

After Helly Juell Hansen's death in 1914, company leadership passed on to his son Helly Hansen, an
experienced merchant.

In the 1920s a new fabric, which Helly Hansen called Linox, was developed. Over the next 30 years the name
Linox would transfer to a PVC (polyvinyl chloride) application.

A change for the brand came in 1949 when Helox was developed. The sheet of translucent PVC plastic sewn
into waterproof coats and hats became a popular item. About 30,000 Helox coats were produced each month.
Plarex, a heavier-duty version of Helox, backed by fabric, was developed for workwear.

A product developed for the outdoor and workwear markets was Fibrepile which is an insulation layer for
wearing under waterproofs. It was used by Swedish lumbermen, who discovered that it offered insulation
against the cold, and ventilated well during hard, physical work in the forest.

The layering story was completed in the 1970s, with the development of LIFA. The polypropylene fibre used in
LIFA kept the skin dry and warm by pushing moisture away from the body, making it the ideal base-layer fabric
for outdoor and workwear use. It was the birth of the 3-layer systems of dress with LIFA close to the body,
Fibrepile as an insulation layer, and rainwear for protection.

During the 1970s the company developed survival suits for offshore oil workers in the North Sea. In 1980 the
company's breathable, waterproof fabric system, called Helly Tech, was launched. Helly Tech garments use
both hydrophilic and microporous technology. Hydrophilic garments have water-loving molecular chains which
pass water vapor to the outside. Microporous garments have tiny pores that allow water vapor to pass out of the
fabric without letting rain droplets in.

Helly Hansen clothing developed a following among urban youth in the late 1990s, particularly in North
England and with the hip hop culture in the US.[3] The brand developed a mass appeal and is now sold in sports
shops, not only the hiking and specialized clothing shops of before.

In 2012, Helly Hansen introduced their H2 Flow Technology with the H2 Flow Jacket. The H2 Flow Jacket
allows the wearer to regulate their body temperature.
About
Helly Hansen is a Norwegian producer of textiles and gear for sports and work on the ocean and in the
mountains, headquartered in Oslo, Norway. From its founding in 1877 until October 2009, the company was
headquartered in Moss, Norway.

Type Subsidiary

Clothing
Industry Survival and rescue gear
Fishing equipment

Founded 1877

Founder Helly Juell Hansen

Headquarters Oslo, Norway

Area served Worldwide

Key people Paul Stoneham (CEO)[1]

Industrial workwear
Outerwear
Products Street wear
Survival and rescue gear
Fishing equipment

NOK 3.7 billion (US $425 million)

Revenue
(2018) [2]

Number of
~750
employees

Parent Canadian Tire

Website www.hellyhansen.com
Products
Jacket

Figure 5: VERGLAS DOWN

INSULATOR

Features
Pertex microlight rip stop down fabric.
Allied down 85/15 European goose.
Fill power 700+
Foundational, must have jacket with an active fit suited for layering
Extremely soft, warm and snug collar
CB length 76cm
Inner neck hanger loop
Full inner wind fly behind center front zipper blocks wind and has a top rollover to protect the face
Two dump pockets provide ample carrying capacity
Low profile cuff easily adjusts to any wrist
Soft snow stop lycra cuffs
Drop back hem construction for added protection
Bottom hem adjustment
YKK® vislon center front zip
Hand pockets, YKK® low profile reversed coil zippers
Eyelets are reinforced underneath to disperse stress when cords are tightened
Cord lock anchors made of gros grain ribbon keep loose cords contained
Unitex mini cord lock with handle, low profile design
Cord ends prevent fraying
Size chart for Jacket

Pant

Figure 6: Helly Hansen

Elevate Shell Pants

Specs

• Fit: Loose
• Length: Regular
• Material: Polyamide
• Construction Type: 3 Layer
• Waterproof Rating (mm): 20000
• Breathability (g): 20000
• Insulation: No Insulation
• Seam Sealing: Fully Taped
• Beltloops: Yes
• Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Size Chart
Product Feature Comparative Analysis for Jackets
Product Feature Comparative Analysis for Pants
Size chart comparison for Pants

Size chart comparison for Jackets

Size Stream

About
Founded in 2012, Size Stream, LLC is a leader in
3D body scanning technology. Located in the
renowned Research Triangle Park in NC and a
wholly-owned subsidiary of The Apparel Group,
headquartered in Dallas, TX, Size Stream focuses
on several markets including apparel, fitness and
uniforms. Size Stream has a worldwide network
of customers from Los Angeles to New York,
London to Amsterdam, and Shanghai to Tokyo.

With over 100 years of combined engineer and software developer experience in 3D body scanning and measurement
extraction technology, Size Stream is the global leader in accurate, affordable body scanning technology.

3D Body Scanner
Three Types:

1. Full body Scanner

2. Hand and Feet Scanner
3. Head and Face Scanner

Scanner Available in Size Stream Details are as follows:

• Model No. - SS20

• Comes with built-in PC (touch screen)
• Software - Scanner, Studio (In studio software we can mark points Contoured and Tape measured.)
• 20 laser guided sensors
• Scan Time - less than 6 secs
• Min. Height to measure - 3ft & 6 inches
The cost of the scanner varies from 15,000$ to 20,000$.

Challenges:
Facial measurement not noted.

There are around 200 landmarks on the body where sensor senses with the laser and gives more than 200
measurements.

Data is taken, edit, measure and manipulated.

There are three types of files

1. Point cloud – Object (3D Object, Tent File)

2. Binary Files
3. Coordinate

My Experience: It was a very interactive visit to size stream.

The fact of scanning and giving measurement in less than 6 seconds is very astonishing.

And also, other motion pictures and editable works that can be done with the given software’s by size stream was
astonishing.

Why Size Stream 3D Body Scanning?

• Speed
2 million body data points captured in under 8 seconds; 240 standard measurements calculated in
under 1 minute 30 seconds.
• Accuracy
The best price/accuracy ratio on the market with surface measuring within +/- 5mm of precision.
• Individuality
Customize measurement output to your company’s specifications to provide a personalized experience
for your customers.
• Scalability
Robust and field-tested, our systems are easily deployed with minimal associate training.
• Simplicity
No moving parts, self-installation, interactive touch screen interface, Microsoft® Windows 10
operating system—you’re up and running in just hours.