Why are measurements for a male model also listed in the product details for the wool pencil skirt?
In the skirt product guide, one can see measurements listed not only for a female model, but also for a male model who is 185cm tall. This question arises when it is unclear whether to assess the fit based on men's or women's standards.
AMOMENTO presents a unisex collection that does not distinguish between men and women, and provides fitting information for a 185cm male model as well so that male body types can also be referenced.
A 185cm male model wears size M[1]. A female model who is 173.5cm tall wears size 0 or S, and the physical measurements of both individuals are placed side by side on one page[2]. AMOMENTO presents a unisex collection that does not set boundaries between men and women[3]. Fitting information has been left open in two ways so that pencil skirts, typically familiar as womenswear, can be chosen regardless of gender.
This is a high-waisted wool pencil skirt with added volume[4]. Because of the high-waisted structure where the waistline sits high, the worn silhouette varies greatly depending on the difference in circumference between the waist and pelvis. Generally, men and women have different body proportions regarding pelvic width and waist circumference, so even for the same garment, the position where the waistline rests or the line falling to the hem appears differently. By disclosing both male and female models' heights and sizes, wearers can gauge the actual fit according to their own body structure.
hmmm, this standard helps one choose by focusing on structure and body type rather than confining the garment's use by gender.
Information on the total length or recommended waist circumference based on a male body type has not yet been confirmed.