datawebotDisturbia product data: styles, sizing and category detail
Plan Disturbia data extraction across alternative fashion, fit, size variants and regional prices. Keep accessories, jewelry and homeware fields separate.
Disturbia spans alternative fashion, accessories and homeware
The US store presents gothic, grunge and alternative fashion language across Clothing, Jewelry, Accessories & Footwear, and Homeware. Keep a collection or trend label, the product type, and the individual product name as separate catalog levels; storefront labels can change.
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| Catalog area | Source-level examples | Record separately |
|---|---|---|
| Clothing | Dresses, tops, knitwear, denim and outerwear | Product type, garment name, collection/filter label and product URL. |
| Jewelry | Necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets | Jewelry type and any listed size, material or finish; do not apply apparel size fields. |
| Accessories & Footwear | Bags, belts and harnesses, footwear, hats and hair accessories | Keep accessory or shoe type distinct from the apparel catalog and its size chart. |
| Homeware | Bedding, ceramics, wall decor, drinkware, candles and other home categories | Keep home product types and their own item-level attributes together. |
| Collection or trend label | Source navigation and collection wording | Store the displayed label with its collection URL and observation time; do not turn a current trend name into permanent taxonomy. |
Keep style and construction cues attached to the product
Disturbia product pages combine source-written aesthetic copy with construction, fiber, fit, model and option details. Keep every description with its product URL; capture composition by garment part when the page separates it.
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| Product or field | Official US page example | How to represent it |
|---|---|---|
| Torrent Button Up Midi Dress | Black long-sleeve midi dress; button-up closure, V neckline and two pockets | Keep the title, exact product URL, type, silhouette and stated construction details together. |
| Torrent bodice composition | 37% viscose, 28% acrylic, 27% cotton, 8% elastane | Attach these fibers to the bodice, not to the whole dress. |
| Torrent skirt composition | 98% polyester, 2% elastane | Preserve the separate skirt composition rather than combining both garment parts into one blend. |
| Torrent model note | The page model is shown wearing UK 8 / US 4 / EU 36. | Keep the three labeled size systems as product-page context, separate from the selected option. |
| Distortion Top | Textured mesh long-sleeved top; slim fit, with the page saying sizing up gives a roomier feel; 72% polyester, 28% rayon. | Retain fit phrasing as Disturbia merchandising copy, not independent sizing advice; attach the stated material composition to this top. |
| Other visible product cues | Print or motif, silhouette, closures or hardware, image/color wording and care where stated | Capture only what the selected page supplies and retain Disturbia’s wording and product association. |
Separate fit labels from Disturbia’s size systems
Disturbia’s US size guide separates apparel, knitwear, belts and harnesses, jeans and shoes. A numeric apparel size, an alpha knitwear label, a jeans waist size and a shoe size are different source values, even when a facet groups them on one collection page. The US sizing help calls its tool “a tool, not a rule”; product-specific laid-flat circumference measurements are separate evidence.
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| Source size context | What the page shows | Keep distinct |
|---|---|---|
| All Women’s collection facets | The All Women’s filter mixes numeric apparel sizes through US 20 with alpha, combined, waist-size and shoe-size labels. | Facet values describe that collection view; preserve its URL and do not treat the aggregate list as one apparel chart. |
| Apparel and knitwear charts | Apparel uses numeric sizes; knitwear has a separate alpha chart from S through XXL. | Store chart name, size system, region and units with each value. |
| Jeans and belts/harnesses | Jeans use waist-size labels; belts and harnesses have their own size groupings. | Do not normalize these labels into the apparel chart or infer an equivalent size. |
| Footwear | The shoe chart lists US/CA, UK, EU, AU and JP systems. | Keep the source size system and product category with the selected shoe option. |
| Product selector and model note | The Torrent US selector uses numeric options, while the model-worn note shows UK 8 / US 4 / EU 36. | A model-worn size is not the selected SKU or a size conversion for every product. |
| Body chart and garment measurement | Disturbia’s US sizing help says individual product guides provide exact circumference measurements taken with the garment laid flat; it describes the sizing tool as “a tool, not a rule.” | Keep body ranges apart from garment measurements, units and measurement method; an unlabeled value stays unlabeled. |
| Fit wording | A product can call a cut “slim fit” and describe a roomier feel when sizing up. | Retain it as source copy, not as advice or a size inferred from model height, reviews or body measurements. |
Track options and offers by storefront and time
A product is not the same record as each size or color option. Keep offer and availability observations attached to the selected option, exact storefront and observation time; Disturbia’s US Terms say product prices may change without notice.
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| Record group | Fields to preserve | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | Product name, category, collection label and exact product URL | Use the item page as its source identity; a collection page is separate scope. |
| Selected option | Displayed size or color and a SKU/variant ID only when the page exposes one | Keep options separate from the parent product and retain the option’s own source label. |
| Offer observation | Displayed amount, currency, compare-at or promotion wording, selected option, URL and observation time | These are time- and market-bound observations, not evergreen product facts or a permanent discount rate. |
| Availability | Option-level availability signal and the time it was observed | An absent signal is unknown; it does not establish that stock is unavailable. |
| Storefront and checkout context | US or UK storefront, displayed currency and the relevant checkout/shipping market | Do not transfer one market’s offer or delivery context to the other store. |
Give accessories and homeware their own field groups
Disturbia’s store places apparel, jewelry, accessories and footwear, and homeware in distinct catalog areas. The fields below are examples to inspect; capture a value only when the selected item page provides it.
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| Product family | Fields to inspect | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Apparel | Fit wording, size system, garment measurements, construction, composition by part and care | Preserve the product’s chart and garment part; do not turn fit copy into a recommendation. |
| Jewelry and accessories | Source-listed material, finish, jewelry/accessory size, dimensions or closure | Do not assume every listing provides these fields or use apparel sizes for them. |
| Footwear | Shoe type, selected shoe size and the chart’s regional system | Keep the footwear chart separate from apparel and accessory sizing. |
| Homeware | Source-listed dimensions, material, set quantity and care | Treat bedding, ceramics, wall decor, drinkware or candles as source categories; do not assume every item exposes each attribute. |
Check the selected market and current terms
The US storefront’s Terms & Conditions were checked on 2026-10-04; the page displayed no effective or last-updated date. Keep the market attached to product and checkout observations, and treat the live US shipping and returns pages as changing references rather than permanent catalog attributes.
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| Source context | What the US source states | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Storefront | The US About page links to a separate UK store. | Record the selected storefront and currency; do not combine market-specific offers or delivery context. |
| Terms §2 | Section 2 says users may not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any portion of the Service, use or access to it, or a site contact without express written permission. | Retain the clause and section number with the US Terms link; do not broaden the wording beyond its stated scope. |
| Terms §9(i) | The prohibited-uses list includes spidering, crawling and scraping. | Preserve the section number and US storefront scope with the Terms link. |
| Terms §17 | The copyright section restricts copying, reproducing, modifying, publishing, uploading, posting, transmitting or distributing site materials without prior written permission. | Keep the reuse restriction attached to site materials and the official US Terms. |
| Terms §4 and live policies | Checked 2026-10-04, the US Terms say product prices may change without notice; the page displayed no effective or last-updated date. Shipping and conditions-of-return pages provide changing market guidance. | Check current policy text for the relevant store and observation; do not freeze shipping cutoffs, delivery promises or return eligibility into a product record. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-03.