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Loose over tight and the other way round
Short answer: Mixing loose and fitted is the simplest way to make an outfit work. When both pieces are loose, the sha...
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How fit changes an entire look
Short answer: Fit matters more than colour in how clothing reads. The same T-shirt in two different fits gives two co...
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Why two factories give two fits
Short answer: The same sewing pattern made in two places rarely gives exactly the same result. Machines, seam width a...
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Loose or close fitting T-shirt
Short answer: A loose T-shirt gives air and conceals more, while a fitted one shows your shape and works better under...
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The garment has become tight around the upper arm
Short answer: A sleeve that pulls at the upper arm has rarely shrunk. More often the armhole is cut narrow, or the bo...
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Clothes that sag after a day of wear
Short answer: All knit gives a little over the course of a day, because body heat and moisture loosen the stitches. A...
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The top is tight over the stomach but nowhere else
Short answer: When a top is tight in only one place, it is the cut and not the size that is wrong. A straight model o...
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The top has grown longer than when you bought it
Short answer: A sweater gets longer because the weight of the fabric pulls it downward, mostly when it hangs wet. Dry...
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The top sits crooked across the shoulders
Short answer: Uneven shoulders usually come from one sleeve being stretched more than the other while drying. Lay the...
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How wide a waistband should be
Short answer: A waistband of three to five centimetres spreads pressure best. Narrower than three centimetres it tend...
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What close fitting clothes do to circulation
Short answer: Close fitting clothing only becomes a problem when it leaves marks that stay. Light pressure makes no d...
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What oversize means
Short answer: Oversize is a cut that is made larger than the body on purpose. The shoulder seam sits down on the uppe...
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