Product Size Chart(All dimensionscmSpecified in terms)|
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Body size | Chest | Waist | Back Length | |
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S / M | 38 | 36 | 44 | |
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L/XL | 40 | 38 | 46 | |
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Be Careful When Using
- Correct Care and Storage Conditions Provide Longer Use of Products Made From The Highest Quality Fabrics For You.
- Take care to wash the products by turning them upside down and with their own color group, and not to stay wet for a long time.
- While washing and ironing the product, you should pay attention to the information in the user manual.
- If there is a phosphorescent print, accessory or embroidery on the product, please do not wash the products at a high temperature.
- If you do the first wash by hand in lace products, you will ensure that they have a longer life.
100% Healthy And Hygienic Product
Why Oeko-Tex®?
Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 was developed in the early 1990s to meet the needs of consumers and the general public for healthy textile products. Negative Headlines in the Press, Such as "Poisonous Textiles", Were Very Common at That Time and Reflected the Chemicals Used in Textile Manufacturing as Generally Negative and Harmful to Health.
However, our demands for modern textile products cannot be met without the use of certain chemicals. Fashionable Colors, Easy Care, Longevity and Many Other Features in Textile Products Are Demanded Nowadays and Are Partially Indispensable Depending on the Purpose of Use (For example, Work Clothes).
Until the Oeko-Tex® Standards 100 Standard was implemented, there was neither a product label that could evaluate the quality of textile quality towards human ecology for consumers, nor a standard criterion that would enable the practical evaluation of possible harmful substances in textile products for companies operating in the textile and clothing industry. For this reason, the Austrian Textile Research Institute Österreichische Textil-Forschungsinstitut (Ötı) and the German Research Institute Forschungsinstitut Hohenstein developed the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 Standard based on the Test Standards they had.