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h — Measurements, Materials, Model, Care & Style

Complete guide to measuring, understanding materials, model info, care instructions and styling suggestions for product “h”. Use these instructions to choose the right size and keep your item looking its best.

How to measure

Measure both your body and the garment to find the best fit. Use a flexible cloth tape, stand naturally, and measure over light underwear or a base layer.

Tools

• Flexible cloth tape measure
• Flat surface (table or floor) for garment measurements
• Mirror or helper for accuracy
• Pen and paper to record results

Measuring your body (step-by-step)

1. Chest / Bust: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest/bust, keeping it parallel to the floor. Breathe normally and don’t pull the tape too tight.
2. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your torso (natural waist), usually above the belly button.
3. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/bottom, with feet together.
4. Shoulder width: Measure across the back from outer edge of one shoulder bone to the other.
5. Sleeve length: With your arm slightly bent, measure from the shoulder seam (or base of neck for some garments) down to the wrist bone.
6. Back / Center length: From the base of the neck (where neck meets shoulders) straight down to the hem.
7. Inseam (for pants): From the crotch seam down to the ankle.
8. Rise (for bottoms): From the top of the waistband at the front to the crotch seam.

Measuring the garment (flat-lay)

Lay the garment flat on a smooth surface, remove wrinkles, and measure as follows. Multiply single measurements by two to get circumference where noted.

• Pit-to-pit (Chest): Measure across the front 1–2 cm below the armholes, from seam to seam, then multiply by 2.
• Waist: Measure across the narrowest part of the garment front and multiply by 2.
• Hip: Measure across the fullest part of the garment and multiply by 2.
• Shoulder: Measure seam to seam across the back.
• Sleeve: From shoulder seam to cuff.
• Length: From highest shoulder point (or base of neck) to hem.

We usually report full circumferences (not half-measures) and list sizes in both cm and inches when available. Allow for a 1–2 cm tolerance depending on stretch and finishing.

Quick conversions & tips

• 1 inch = 2.54 cm (round to nearest 0.5 cm).
• If you fall between sizes: choose the larger size for ease/comfort, the smaller size for a more fitted look.
• For a fitted silhouette check garment flat measurements and compare to your body measurements plus desired ease (2–6 cm for fitted; 8–12+ cm for relaxed/oversized).

Materials — how to find & what they mean

Find the exact composition on the product page (Composition / Fabric) or inside the garment care label. Below are common materials with properties and quick care notes.

Cotton

Breathable and soft. Can shrink if not pre-shrunk. Care: machine wash cold/warm, gentle spin; tumble dry low or air dry; iron medium. Avoid bleach.

Linen

Lightweight, breathable, natural texture and prone to creasing. Care: gentle wash or hand wash in cool water; air dry; iron warm/hot while damp.

Wool

Warm and insulating; may felt or shrink if agitated. Care: cold hand wash or wool cycle with mild detergent; reshape and dry flat; many wool items are dry-clean recommended.

Silk

Luxurious drape and sheen; delicate. Care: dry clean or gentle hand wash; avoid prolonged water exposure and sunlight; iron low heat inside out or steam.

Polyester / Nylon / Acrylic

Synthetic, durable, quick-drying and often wrinkle-resistant. Care: machine wash cold/warm; tumble dry low; low iron. May retain odors if not washed regularly.

Viscose / Modal / Tencel (rayon family)

Soft with good drape; can distort or shrink when wet. Care: hand wash or gentle machine cycle; reshape while damp and air dry; avoid high heat.

Elastane / Spandex / Lycra

Provides stretch (usually small % mixed with other fibers). Care: wash cool; avoid high heat to preserve elasticity.

Leather & Suede

Durable, requires special care. Avoid soaking; spot-clean with leather cleaner; condition leather; professional cleaning recommended for major stains.

Trims & Hardware

Buttons, zippers and metal trims may require special attention—dry thoroughly after washing and avoid harsh chemicals that can damage plating.

Sustainability & certifications (what to look for)

• GOTS — organic textiles traceability
• OEKO-TEX — tested for harmful substances
• RDS / RWS — responsible down/wool sourcing
• Recycled content labels — look for % recycled polyester or nylon

Example material breakdown (replace with the exact composition shown on the product page)

• Main fabric: 97% Cotton, 3% Elastane
• Lining: 100% Viscose
• Trims: Nickel-free metal buttons

Model information

Model details help you visualize fit. Typical information provided includes model height, measurements and the size worn in photos.

• Example: Model height: 178 cm (5'10") • Bust 81 cm / Waist 61 cm / Hips 89 cm • Wearing size: S
• Fit description: e.g., "fits true to size", "slightly oversized", or "slim fit". Use that note to decide whether to size up or down.
• If you are taller/shorter or have different proportions, compare the garment measurements (flat-lay) to your body measurements rather than relying on the model alone.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow the garment care label first. Below are general best practices to preserve shape, color and appearance.

Washing

• Always check the care label; when in doubt, use a gentle cycle or hand wash.
• Turn items inside out to protect surface and prints.
• Wash like colors together and avoid overloading the machine.
• Use a mild liquid detergent; avoid bleach unless label permits.
• For delicate knits and silk: place in a mesh laundry bag or hand wash.

Drying & ironing

• Air dry flat for knits to prevent stretching; hang shirts and dresses on shaped hangers.
• Avoid tumble drying for wool, silk and leather. If allowed, use low heat.
• Iron according to fabric: cotton/linen medium-high with steam; polyester low; silk low inside out; use a pressing cloth when needed.
• Steam is a gentler way to remove wrinkles and refresh garments between washes.

Storage & upkeep

• Fold heavy knitwear; hang structured jackets on wide, padded hangers.
• Store in a cool, dry place and use breathable covers rather than plastic for long-term storage.
• Use cedar balls or sachets to deter moths; avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading.
• Address small repairs early: reattach buttons and mend seams to extend life.

Stain removal quick tips

• Blot spills immediately—don’t rub. Work from the outside of the stain toward the center.
• Use cold water for blood and protein stains; warm water can set them.
• Oil stains: sprinkle talc/cornstarch to absorb before washing.
• For delicate fabrics, test any treatment on an inconspicuous area first or consult a professional cleaner.

Style Tips

How to wear “h” depends on the silhouette. Here are versatile tips you can adapt.

• Casual day: Pair with high-rise jeans and clean sneakers for a simple, modern look.
• Smart-casual: Tuck into tailored trousers, add a slim belt and loafers or ankle boots.
• Office: Layer under a structured blazer and wear with a pencil skirt or tapered pants.
• Evening: Add a statement earring or bold shoe and finish with a fitted coat.
• Layering: Use thinner base layers under to keep lines smooth, and add volume outside (overshirt, jacket) if you want contrast.
• Balance proportions: If “h” is oversized on top, pair with slimmer bottoms; if it’s fitted, balance with a looser outer layer.
• Color & texture: Mix textures (e.g., soft knit with leather or crisp cotton) and coordinate neutrals with one accent color for cohesion.
• Accessories: Belts define the waist, scarves add interest, and the right bag scales the outfit to the occasion.

If you need the exact material composition or the precise measurements of the item shown on the product photos for “h”, refer to the product page composition/care panel or contact customer support for the official product spec sheet.