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Top tips for measuring up:
1. Get naked
2. Use a fabric tape measure
Boobs
Relax your arms by your sides and measure around the whole of your bosom keeping the tape measure slightly loose.
Waist
To find the natural crease of your waist bend to one side and measure around your waist line keeping the tape a bit loose.
Hips
Stand with you feet together and measure the area just below your hip-bone. |
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Inseam
Select a pair of your best-fitting trouser with a similar cut. Measure
from the crotch seam to the bottom of the trouser. The number of
inches, to the nearest half-inch, is the inseam length. If you are
intending to wear them with heels you might want to add an inch.
The inseams are usually as follows:
Petite 31”
Regular 33”
Tall 35”
Skirt & dress length
Measure from the natural waistline to the desired length on the leg.
Specific lengths can be found on our product pages.
Belts
Measure the area where the waistband of your trousers will sit. Our
belts are measured end to end. Please keep in mind that our belts
may vary in style. Some are made in a stretch fabrication. Some are
made to be worn around your natural waist, while others wrap around
your hips.
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Read the care label & washing instructions
Take your clothes to a specialist leather cleaner or reputable
dry cleaner.
Turn your garment inside out before washing
Use the right washing temperature
If unsure, always wash at a lower temperature.
Rinse till water runs clear after hand wash
Dry as stated on the wash instructions
Rinse swimwear after use
Organise your laundry
Group similar wash care garments and sort out whites, darks
and colours.
Take care when ironing
Make sure to always follow the instruction on the care label.
Always iron on the reverse of any print. | |
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Measurements are in centimeters (cm) |
| UK |
6 |
8 |
10 |
12 |
14 |
16 |
| Euro |
34 |
36 |
38 |
40 |
42 |
44 |
| USA |
2 |
4 |
6 |
8 |
10 |
12 |
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Leave garments
With whites and coloured periods.
Overload the washing
Use too much detergent
Also, don’t use fabric detergent containing bleach.
Soak any garments with metal fasteners
Spin any wool, acetate or viscose garments
Tumble dry garment unless stated
Wring swimwear
Iron trims of pants |
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1 dot is a cool iron temperature of 110°c, best used for acrylics, nylons and acetates. |
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2 dot iron is a warm iron temperature of 150°c, suitable for polyester mixes, and wool garments. |
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This symbol shows that your clothes are not suitable to iron. DO NOT IRON. | |
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A washtub with one bar indicates your clothes are suitable for a synthetic wash. The machine will wash with medium agitation. The number shows it can be washed at the maximum temperature of 40°c. |
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Hand wash only. This indicates that your clothes are too delicate to machine wash. Make sure the temperature is cool. |
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This shows that your clothes are not suitable to wash. | |
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This indicates you can dry clean your garment. The p represents perchloroetheylene solvent which is the most commonly used. |
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Professional dry clean only. The p instructs the dry cleaner to use perchloroetheylene solvent. The bar indicates a milder process. |
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The letter f represents the solvent r113 & hydrocarbon, which is more environmentally friendly, and milder, making it ideal for embellished garments. |
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The letter f represents the solvent r113 & hydrocarbon, which is more environmentally friendly, and milder, making it ideal for embellished garments. The bar indicates a milder process. |
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This states the garment is not suitable to dry clean. | |
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This symbol indicates you can tumble dry, but at a low heat setting. |
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This symbol indicates you can tumble dry at a medium heat setting. |
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Hang/line dry after removing excess water. |
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Lay flat to dry. This is suitable for delicate clothes that could be distorted by vertical drying. |
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This symbol states you cannot tumble dry your clothes. | |
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This symbol states not to bleach | |
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