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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...
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Knees in trousers and tights
Short answer: The knees are where trousers and tights are bent and pulled the most. Fit, choice of fabric and care de...
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Clothing that sits well around the thighs
Short answer: Clothing around the thighs has to leave room for walking, sitting and lifting your legs without pulling...
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A waist that does not constrict
Short answer: A waist that does not constrict is a matter of elastic, width and placement. Choose a wide, soft waistb...
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Clothing around the stomach after a big meal
Short answer: After a big meal the stomach takes up more room, and tight clothing around the waist quickly becomes un...
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Sleeves that sit properly around the upper arm
Short answer: A sleeve should rest calmly around the upper arm without cutting in or hanging loose. Measure around yo...
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How the model affects the perceived size
Short answer: Two garments with the same measurements can feel like two sizes, because the cut spreads the fabric dif...
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What return reasons say about fit
Short answer: When many customers return the same model because it is too small or too large, the customers are not w...
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Why two factories give two fits
Short answer: Because each factory has its own pattern basis, its own machines and its own way of measuring. The same...
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Why a tight garment does not hold better
Short answer: A garment that is too tight keeps the elastic stretched all day. It never gets to contract, and it lose...
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Why fabric bags at the elbow
Short answer: The elbow bends all day, and the fabric over it is stretched each time. Without elastane, the fabric on...
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Why a pair of underpants goes loose at the thigh
Short answer: The leg edge is stretched every time you sit, walk and bend. It is the edge that works the most, and so...
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