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How to measure yourself properly

Short answer: Measure over your thinnest clothing, keep the tape horizontal and never pull it tight. Four measurement...

What to do when you are between two sizes

Short answer: The rule depends on the item. For underwear and socks, size up. For T-shirts and tops, size up if they ...

How to measure yourself for clothing

Short answer: You need four measurements: chest, waist, hips and inside leg. Measure on bare skin or over thin clothi...

What slim fit means and who it suits

Short answer: Slim fit sits closer to the body than regular fit. It is cut narrower at the waist and sleeve, and it i...

What regular fit means and how it differs

Short answer: Regular fit is the middle fit. It follows the body without clinging and without hanging loose, and it i...

Bamboo towels and how to choose the weight

Short answer: Weight is measured in grams per square metre. A heavy towel holds more water, a light one dries faster,...

Laundry symbols explained and what the numbers mean

Short answer: The washtub with a number shows the highest temperature the fabric can take. One line underneath means ...

How often you really need to wash different kinds of clothing

Short answer: Underwear and socks after every wear. T-shirts after one day if you have sweated. Jumpers and trousers ...

What temperature to wash what at

Short answer: 40 degrees covers almost everything in an ordinary household. 30 degrees is for delicates, and 60 degre...

Boxer briefs or briefs and what the difference means in practice

Short answer: Briefs have no leg and take up the least space. Boxers have legs that cover the inner thigh and prevent...

How to find the right sock size

Short answer: Sock sizes always cover a range of two or three shoe sizes. If you are at the top of a range, move up t...

Sock lengths explained and which suits your shoes

Short answer: There are four useful lengths: the footie below the ankle bone, the ankle sock just above the shoe, the...