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The largest group consists of styles in the Regular Fit. Casual designs with adjustable waistbands — typically available in sizes 0 to 5.

International Conversion
Size DE UK FR US
0 34/36 8 38 4/6
1 38 10 40 6/8
2 40/42 12 42/44 8/10
3 44 14/16 46 10/12
4 46/48 16/18 48/50 12/14
5 50 18/20 52 14/16
Body Measurements
Size Bust (cm) Waist (cm) Hip (cm)
0 84 64 – 66 92 – 94
1 90 70 – 72 98 – 100
2 96 76 – 78 104 – 106
3 102 82 – 84 110 – 112
4 108 88 – 90 116 – 118
5 114 94 – 96 122 – 124

Comfort Fit is only available for tops. Worn casually even by slim wearers — wearable across all sizes depending on preference.

International Conversion
Size DE UK FR US
1 34/36 – 38 8 – 10 38 – 40 4/6 – 6/8
2 38 – 40/42 10 – 12 40 – 42/44 6/8 – 8/10
3 40/42 – 44 12 – 14/16 42/44 – 46 8/10 – 10/12
Body Measurements
Size Bust (cm) Waist (cm) Hip (cm)
1 84 – 90 64 – 72 92 – 100
2 90 – 96 70 – 78 98 – 106
3 96 – 102 76 – 84 104 – 112

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Sustainability – a definition

OSKA·28.06.2020·0 comments

What does that mean for us?

To consume only what grows back: That is the original meaning of the term sustainability.

It is not a surprise that it has its origin in forestry: In 1713 Hans Carl von Carlowitz first used it in his work “Sylvicultura oeconomica”. In it, he explored the question of how the conservation and cultivation of wood should be done, so that there is continuous, consistent and sustainable use. This responsible use of natural resources is the foundation of our beliefs.

OSKA

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