Angel Circle size guide measurements of garments

The measurements of upper garments are taken right under the sleeve as bust measurement and for under garments 20 cm below the waist as the hip measurement:

Our style is loose and comfortable. Remember to add extra space to your body measurements so that the clothes can be taken on and off and fit comfortably.

Angel Circle sizes	S	M	L	1	2	3	4

Sleeveless tops bust* cm	92	100	108	118	130	142	154

Blouses bust* cm	104	112	120	130	142	154	166

Hip*** cm	100	108	116	124	134	144	154

Lengths X is written on each style in size 1:
Blouse/dresses X cm	X-6	X-4	X-2	X	X+2	X+4	X+6
Pants X cm	X-3	X-2	X-1	X	X+1	X+2	X+2
Skirts X cm	X	X	X	X	X	X	X

* tops, dresses without sleeves.

** blouses, jackets, dresses and others with sleeves

*** trousers/skirts hip measurements. Hip measurements for blouses/tops are always bigger than the bust measurement and the hip measurement by a varying degree dependent on the shape of the garment.

Design and Sizing

We use a lot of the crincle viscose fabric which we call AC or KT, so all the styles starting with these initials are crincle fabric. Many people like the fact that the crincle fabric is very flexible. When you wash the crincle fabric, it will shrink quite a lot and this may alarm you. The garment can then be ironed and/or steamed back to its original size. This also means that if the fit is slightly too big on you, you can wash it, disregard the ironing and when you put it on it will accommodate you and get bigger with wear. Or as I have heard one shop advise its customers, if they find the sleeves too big, then refrain from ironing the sleeves after wash. Some customers wash, hang and wear and then after about half an hour to an hour the garment fits nicely.

Color as already mentioned is very important in our collection and we always carry many strong and intense colors both as plain garments, prints and batiks. The artistic and handmade feel of our batiks is the essence of each collection and we are very proud of our suppliers who use their age-old traditional working methods to create these garments for you. The batik process means that the fabrics are handpainted or handprinted using melted wax and any irregularities or smoking effects are part of the charm.