If the hem is 112cm, does it flare out a lot when worn?
The difference between the waist and hem measurements on the size chart looks large, but it is difficult to gauge how much it actually flares out in reality.
Based on size S, it expands from a 31cm waist to a 112cm hem, so it is a silhouette that flares out widely toward the bottom.
Let's look at the numbers first. Size S has a waist of 31cm, hip of 56cm, total length of 87cm, and hem of 112cm[1]. Since the width expands more than 3 times from the waist to the hem, only the waist area clings to the body, and below that, you can consider it continuously widening. Actual measurement charts generally measure the width of one side when the garment is laid flat, so the actual circumference is estimated to be 2 times that value.
The material is 90% cotton and 10% polyester[2]. In general, fabrics with a high proportion of cotton fall downward with thick folds rather than standing stiffly like synthetic-dominant fabrics, and blending in a small amount of polyester creates a composition that helps the shape sag less. Even with the same 112cm, the flare looks different depending on whether the fabric sticks out or drapes down; this blend is closer to widening with weight rather than puffing up.
And at that widest end, there is lace[3]. A total length of 87cm is generally a length that falls below the calf, so this hem is also the first thing that catches the eye when walking.
hmmm, here, the lace is closer to a finish that visibly draws the line where the flare ends, rather than an added decoration.
Whether an underskirt or lining is included, and the material and width of the hem lace, have not yet been confirmed.
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Measurements
| Part | S |
|---|---|
| length | 87cm |
| waist ◦ | 31cm |
| hip width | 56cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.