bambus
The morning in a cold office
Short answer: An office with ventilation is often set to twenty degrees, and without movement it feels colder than it...
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Clothes on the way to work in rush hour
Short answer: A packed train or bus is often five to ten degrees warmer than the street. That is why you need a layer...
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What you change into before going out the door
Short answer: Change into the layer that suits the outdoor temperature, not the temperature at home. Most people put ...
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What you wear in the first hour after getting up
Short answer: The first hour after you get up is often the coldest part of the day, because your body is not yet prod...
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What you wear at six in the morning
Short answer: At six in the morning the home is often at its coldest, and your body has not warmed up yet. An extra l...
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How a size guide is made
Short answer: The maker chooses a set of body measurements, adds an ease allowance and scales up and down from a midd...
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What to do if the size does not fit
Short answer: Try the item on indoors with the tags attached and without washing it. If it does not fit, pack it as i...
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Size when you buy several at once
Short answer: If you are buying several of the same item, order one first and buy the rest once it has fitted. It sav...
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How to choose a size for someone else
Short answer: Look inside a garment the person already owns and use the size from there. If that is not possible, cho...
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How to remember your measurements
Short answer: Write your three key measurements in a note on your phone, together with the date. That way you always ...
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Why sizes vary between product types
Short answer: Each type of garment is designed for its own purpose, so the ease allowance differs. A close fitting ba...
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When you should measure yourself again
Short answer: Measure yourself once a year, or whenever something starts to fit differently. Most people still buy a ...
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