Before we start the instrument learning journey, the first thing that we need is to confirm what size instruments is suitable for us, Choosing the right size instruments is not only it’s essential but it will make you play more easily. We have made the instrument and bow sizing guide chart based on our experience. Please refer to this chart to check which size is okay for you, if you can not find the right one, feel free to consult with us or your teachers before buying.
How to measure the size for the violin
Extend your arm(if you are a right-hand player use your right arm, if you left-hand player use your left arm) completely parallel to the floor with the palm facing up, use the tape measure or yardstick to measure from your neck to the centre of the palm distance, refer the chart below to check which size is approximate to yours. 
How to measure size for viola
Extend your arm(if you are a right-hand player use your right arm, if you left-hand player use your left arm) completely parallel to the floor with the palm facing up, use the tape measure or yardstick to measure from your neck to the centre of the palm distance, refer the chart below to check which size is approximate to yours. 
How to measure size for cello
Measuring cello size has two methods, arm length and player’s height. Some players may be taller, but their arm length is relatively short, you can refer to the arm length chart to check. The arm length measure method is the same as the violin/viola, extend your left/right arm completely parallel to the floor with the palm facing up, and use the tape measure or yardstick to measure from your neck to the centre of palm distance.
If you could have a cello to try, please find a chair that you can sit at the end of it and your feet could be flat on the floor with your leg’s 90-degree bent. Extend the endpin, put the instruments between your legs and the fingerboard beyond your shoulder, and let the cello’s top body edge be rested in the chest centre when it was leaning against your body at a 45 degree. The C string’s peg is roughly in line with your ear, make sure you can reach the fingerboard end easily, this will be a suitable size for you.
