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    The Journal

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    How to Store Winter Clothes So They Come Back Like New

    A simple routine for putting knitwear, coats and boots away in spring, so next autumn starts with clothes that look and smell fresh.

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    How to Wash Jumpers Without Shrinking Them

    Cool water, gentle hands and a towel on the floor: the simple routine that keeps knitwear soft, the right size and out of the dressing-up box.

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    How to Clean Suede Boots and Shoes Without Ruining Them

    Brush, rubber, a little vinegar and a lot of patience: the gentle method for rain marks, salt lines, grease spots and flattened suede.

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    How Should Shoes Fit? Length, Width and Heel, Explained

    The thumb's width rule, the heel test, the width question and the boot calf: everything you need to know before a new pair leaves the box.

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    Seasonal Colour Analysis: Finding the Colours That Light You Up

    Spring, summer, autumn or winter? How to find your colour season at home, what each palette looks like, and how to use it without being ruled by it.

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    A Fabric Guide: How Natural and Synthetic Fibres Feel and Wear

    What cotton, linen, wool, silk, viscose and polyester actually feel like to wear, how they behave in the wash, and how to read a care label.

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    How to Dress for Your Body Shape, the Kind Way

    Find your shape with a tape measure and a mirror, then let necklines, waists and hem lengths do the work. No rules, no fixing.

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    How to Measure Yourself for Clothes (Bust, Waist, Hips and More)

    Bust, waist, hips, shoulders and inside leg: how to take each measurement at home with a soft tape, and how to read a size guide with them.

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    UK to EU Shoe Sizes, and How to Measure Your Feet at Home

    Why UK and European shoe sizes never line up neatly, an approximate chart, and how to measure your feet at home with paper and a pencil.

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    UK, EU and US Clothing Sizes: A Plain-English Conversion Guide

    An approximate UK, EU and US size chart, what letter sizes really mean, and how to choose calmly when a label speaks a different language.