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The upper body and layers that must not bunch up

Short answer: Several layers on the upper body give warmth, but they can also end up as an uneven lump under the arms...

Shoulder blades and clothes that pull when you move your arms

Short answer: When clothes pull between the shoulder blades as you reach forward, your back soon feels tired and tigh...

The midriff and a bra that stays put

Short answer: The midriff is where the bra band, the hem of your top and the waistband of your trousers all meet. Whe...

Clothing for narrow hips

Short answer: Narrow hips can lead to trousers that slide down and tops that fall straight with no shape. Choose a wa...

The hands and why sleeves should be long enough

Short answer: Sleeves that are too short ride up the forearm when you reach forward, leaving the wrist bare and cold....

The collar and shirts that scratch

Short answer: A collar that scratches is often down to stiff fabric, a hard interlining or a label at the neck. Choos...

A neckline that should lie flat

Short answer: A neckline that lies flat has the right width, a soft edge and a seam that does not pull. If it ripples...

The lower back and jumpers that ride up

Short answer: A jumper that rides up at the back leaves the lower back bare and cold. Choose a length that covers, an...

The seat and underwear that rolls up

Short answer: Underwear that rolls up or creeps in is usually down to the wrong size, elastic that is too narrow or a...

Inner thighs and chafing in summer

Short answer: When the skin of the inner thighs rubs together in warm weather, it can cause redness and soreness. Lon...

Underarms and why clothing discolours there

Short answer: Yellow or grey patches under the arms are usually caused by a mixture of sweat, deodorant residue and a...

The chest and clothing that needs to give

Short answer: The chest expands every time you breathe, and clothing that does not give soon feels tight. Choose fabr...