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Use the big, numbered markings for centimeters. On most metric measuring tapes, centimeters are the most prominent markings. Centimeters are usually labeled with large lines and, next to each line, a number. As with inches, the line marks each centimeter, not the number itself.
One side of the tape features normal measurement graduations, while the other starts at roughly 1 and 3/4 inches in order to account for the portion of the case that is held against the measured body part.