# Garment Spec Sheet with POM Definitions and Tolerances

> Document the point of measure, method, base-size value, tolerance, unit, and optional size values without treating generic charts as your production specification.

## Make every measurement understandable, traceable, and consistent

A useful garment spec sheet defines how each value is taken. The same number can mean different things when endpoints, garment state, or width-versus-circumference conventions differ.

## What the workflow should include

- Named POM code and plain-language name
- Measurement method and diagram view
- Base-size target with plus/minus tolerance
- Per-size values only when the user confirms grading

## Important considerations

- Use one measurement unit consistently within a pack
- Mark candidate definitions for technical-design review
- Compare sample actuals against tolerances in a later sample cycle

## Questions and answers

### Does ClothingTechPack supply standard measurements?

No. It can supply garment-specific POM prompts and methods, but production targets and grading must be entered or confirmed by the user.

### What is a POM?

A Point of Measure identifies a garment dimension and the documented method used to take it.

## Continue

- [Open the canonical guide](https://clothingtechpack.com/garment-spec-sheet)
- [Start a tech pack](https://clothingtechpack.com/tech-packs/create)
- [Review the public example](https://clothingtechpack.com/example-tech-pack.md)