What measurements do I need for a wrap skirt?

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Use your tape measure to measure around your waist, about 2" above your belly button. Take that measurement and multiply it by 1.5, and write that number down. Then, measure around the largest part of your hips, as well as from your waist down to where you want the skirt to end. Write those numbers down, as well.

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