ARMEDANGELS product data: fit, materials and variants
Compare ARMEDANGELS clothing by style, color, size, fit, fabric composition, certification, market and care details. Keep product claims and provenance specific.
Model style, color and size as separate ARMEDANGELS records
The U.S. women’s denim collection presents named styles with color options and filters for waist width, jeans length, waist height, material, leg shape and stretch. Preserve the style, selected color and size separately, with the source-reported SKU or variant ID only when shown. Keep each locale URL and observation time: a similar name in another storefront is not proof of the same offer or variant.
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| Record level | Fields to retain | ARMEDANGELS-specific reason |
|---|---|---|
| Style | Style/model name, garment family and source product ID if exposed. | A named style may have multiple color options and size variants. |
| Color | Exact source color label, selected color and product URL. | A color option can have its own page or image set; do not collapse it into the style name. |
| Size | Selected size, size system, waist width and source length value/unit when stated. | The U.S. denim filters separate waist width and jeans length from letter-size apparel. |
| Locale snapshot | Country storefront, localized URL, selected variant state and observed-at timestamp. | U.S. and European storefronts may differ in assortment, currency, sizing and policy context. |
Compare denim fit by style and T-shirt fabric by weight
The EU DetoxDenim overviews attach cut, rise and stretch to named styles: the reviewed women’s page lists BAARLY as high waist/non-stretch and MURLIAA as high waist/comfort-stretch; the men’s page lists IAAN as mid waist/comfort-stretch and MAADOX as mid waist/non-stretch. The Netherlands English T-shirt guide uses regular and relaxed fits and reports jersey weight in g/m², with light at 100–160, mid at 170–210 and heavy at 220–260 g/m². Keep these source labels on the item instead of turning them into general size advice.
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| Garment detail | Source example or label | Record with |
|---|---|---|
| Denim cut and rise | Barrel, wide, mom, straight, tapered, slim or baggy; low, mid or high waist by style. | Exact style name, locale URL, rise and leg shape from its own page. |
| DetoxDenim stretch | Non-Stretch, Comfort-Stretch or X-Stretch. | Exact source spelling and style; do not infer stretch from fiber percentages. |
| Waist width and length | The U.S. collection exposes separate jeans-width and jeans-length filters. | Selected size, measurement basis and unit from the product page or size chart; do not call a value an inseam unless the source does. |
| T-shirt fit and weight | MAARKOS MID WEIGHT is shown as relaxed, 180 g/m² and 100% organic cotton; MAARIO is regular, 250 g/m² and 100% organic cotton. | Named style, fit, jersey construction, numeric g/m² value and every stated fiber percentage. |
Keep ARMEDANGELS fiber and certification evidence at product level
Store each fabric component with its percentage and part, then retain the exact product certification claim and evidence URL when the item provides one. ARMEDANGELS describes GOTS as criteria across the textile value chain; its page says GRS covers products with at least 20% recycled material, OCS Blended at least 5% certified organic material and RCS Blended at least 5% certified recycled material. Those standards have different scopes and do not show that every listed garment carries them.
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| Source detail | Store it as | Guard against |
|---|---|---|
| Composition | Fiber name and percentage per component, including lining or trim when stated. | Reducing a blended garment to one generic material label. |
| Named material | Preserve spelling and marks such as SaXcell®, TENCEL™ Lyocell, REFIBRA™ and LENZING™ ECOVERO™. | Treating a branded fiber name as a complete composition or certificate. |
| Item certificate | Exact certificate, stated percentage/threshold, item URL or linked passport and evidence text. | Applying a brand or partner certification page to every product. |
| Brand-level standard | Separate organization/partner reference and review date. | Inferring product certification or environmental impact from a brand-level statement. |
Compare offers only inside a dated market snapshot
The U.S. denim storefront rendered United States (USD), while the reviewed Netherlands English guide rendered Netherlands (EUR) and the fit pages use the EU locale. On 2026-10-03, the U.S. FAQ stated delivery to all 50 states, 1–3 business days for processing, approximately 5–10 business days for delivery, and returns of unworn/unwashed items within 30 days with return shipping paid by the customer. Keep those terms attached to that dated U.S. observation; do not reuse them for another country.
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| Offer field | Capture | Comparison rule |
|---|---|---|
| Storefront | Locale/country path, destination and displayed currency. | Do not merge /en-us/, /en-eu/ and /en-nl/ records without confirming item identity. |
| Price and stock | Amount, currency, sale label, selected color/size and exact availability state, each with an observed-at time. | Unknown, omitted, sold out and unavailable are different observations; prices and stock change. |
| Delivery and returns | Destination-specific delivery estimate, processing time, return condition/window and responsibility for return postage. | The 2026-10-03 U.S. FAQ observation is not a current policy claim for other locales or future dates. |
Keep care, repair and passport fields tied to item evidence
The localized care guide gives material-based advice and tells customers to check the garment care label. The U.S. repair page describes MENDED repair and alterations separately from warranty cases. ARMEDANGELS’ 2025 transparency report says garments from Spring 2025 have QR-linked Digital Product Passports with fields such as composition, certifications, manufacturer/subcontractors, material supplier, production country and care. For a catalog record, add a producer or passport only when the exact product page or its linked passport exposes that item-level field.
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| Optional detail | When to include it | Evidence to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Care | When the selected item supplies a care label or item-specific instruction. | Exact label text and product URL; keep general fiber-care guidance as context. |
| Repair/alteration | As a separate ARMEDANGELS/MENDED service observation. | Service URL, market and observation date; do not label the service as a product warranty. |
| Digital product passport | When the exact product page links the item’s QR/passport destination or the item-specific page exposes its fields. | Passport URL and a verified link to the exact style/color; leave unavailable fields null. |
| Producer/site | Only when the item listing or its linked passport states the value. | Exact field text, source URL, item identity and observed date; do not infer a country from a brand program. |
Synthetic catalog shape for an ARMEDANGELS garment variant
This synthetic schema example contains no captured ARMEDANGELS listing. It shows where a catalog team can keep item identity, fit, fiber shares, optional certification/passport evidence and a dated locale offer while leaving unobserved values unknown.
{
"example_status": "synthetic_schema_only",
"record_type": "garment_variant",
"brand": "ARMEDANGELS",
"item": {
"style_name": null,
"source_id_or_sku": null,
"color": null,
"size": {"value": null, "system": null}
},
"source": {"product_url": null, "locale": null, "observed_at": null},
"fit": {
"garment_family": null,
"cut_or_leg_shape": null,
"rise": null,
"stretch_label": null,
"waist_width": null,
"length_or_inseam": {"value": null, "unit": null}
},
"t_shirt": {"fit": null, "jersey": null, "weight_g_m2": null},
"materials": [{"part": null, "fiber_name": null, "percentage": null}],
"product_certification": {"name": null, "percentage_claim": null, "evidence_url": null},
"passport": {"url": null, "item_match_evidence": null},
"market": {"country": null, "currency": null},
"offer": {
"amount": null,
"availability": null,
"delivery_terms": null,
"return_terms": null,
"observed_at": null
}
}Read ARMEDANGELS robots and agent-commerce instructions by scope
As reviewed on 2026-10-03, robots.txt allows the root path and also lists disallowed private/transactional paths, Shopify internals, AJAX/recommendation surfaces and collection filter/sort crawl traps, with specific exceptions. The same file links UCP discovery and an MCP endpoint, directs agents to those commerce endpoints for catalog/cart/checkout, and says payment requires buyer approval. This describes crawl and transaction behavior; it is not a general data-use license. The linked Terms page still displays “Status: August 2020”; the reviewed text includes account/site-misuse language, but searches for “scrap,” “crawler” and “robots” found no explicit clause on those topics. That observation is not a legal conclusion or permission to collect or reuse content. The privacy policy separately describes website log, account and order data, which do not belong in a public garment record.
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| Surface | What the reviewed source says | Record boundary |
|---|---|---|
| robots.txt | Allows / and lists exclusions for admin, account, cart/checkout/orders, services, AJAX/recommendation endpoints and filter/sort crawl traps, along with exceptions. | Treat as crawler instructions; do not read an allowed path as a reuse grant. |
| UCP/MCP discovery | Links /.well-known/ucp and /api/ucp/mcp; says agents should use them for catalog/cart/checkout and that payment needs buyer approval. | Describe the documented commerce workflow only; do not present discovery as bulk catalog access. |
| Terms | The English worldwide path shows Status: August 2020; the reviewed text did not surface an explicit crawler/scraping clause. | Attribute the checked version and search scope; make no legal conclusion. |
| Privacy | The policy covers technical visit/log data and separate account, order and contact processing. | Keep personal or transactional data outside the garment comparison record. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-07.