How to read a product page

Short answer: Three things decide whether the item suits you: the material composition, the size chart and what the item is intended for. All three are on the product page.

The material

The fibre content tells you how soft and stretchy the fabric is. See how to read a textile label.

The size

Use the chart of the brand and not your habit. See the size guide.

What the item is intended for

A light summer quality and a heavy basics quality can look alike in a photo.

The colour on screen

Colours look different on different screens. Choose neutral colours if you are in doubt.

The brand

If you like a brand, you can go straight to their collection. See Copenhagen Bamboo.

If something is missing

Contact customer service if you are unsure about a detail. See frequently asked questions.

If it does not fit

Then the item can be exchanged. See returns and exchanges.

The photos

The photos show the fit on a model, not necessarily on you. Measure rather than judging the fit from a photo. See bamboo t-shirt for women.

Frequently asked questions

What matters most on a product page?

The material, the size chart and what the item is intended for.

Are the colours accurate in the photos?

They vary between screens. Neutral colours are safest if in doubt.

What if I am unsure?

Write to customer service before you order.