datawebotNobody's Child product data: petite sizing, denim fit and fabrics
Map Nobody's Child women's product data by petite fit, denim inseam, body-size guidance, bump-friendly styles and item-level fabric evidence.
Start with the women's style and its sellable options.
The official shop is a women's clothing retailer. Build a record around the style and the choices a shopper can actually select; a collection, outfit suggestion or editorial name is not automatically a separate product or bundle.
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| Record | Keep distinct | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Style identity | Source item code, product name, category and product URL | A named style can appear in multiple colors or seasonal edits. |
| Options | Color or print, size, and length when offered | A selected length or size may change the sellable variant. |
| Collection context | Collection, collaboration or merchandising label | A seasonal edit is a relationship to the style, not proof of a new SKU. |
| Observed offer | Market, currency, selected option and observation date | Keep a local price or stock label attached to the storefront and time where it appeared. |
Treat petite as a cut with adjusted proportions.
Nobody's Child says its petite range uses the same sizing scale through bust, waist and hips as the main range, while changing garment proportions. Its guide describes petite for women from 4 ft 11 in to 5 ft 3 in. The adjustments below are brand-published comparisons; several vary by style and should not be copied onto every item as measured dimensions.
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| Brand-published comparison | Petite adjustment | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Shoulder width | −1 cm | General comparison to regular fit. |
| Bodice length, side neck to waist | −2 cm | General comparison; not an item-specific garment measurement. |
| Front and back rise | −1.5 cm | Use for petite-versus-regular context. |
| Sleeve length | −1 to 4 cm | Style-dependent. |
| Trousers leg length | −5 to 7 cm | Style-dependent; keep the actual length option separately. |
| Top length | −3 to 7 cm | Style-dependent. |
| Mini dress / midi-to-maxi dress | −5 cm / −8 to 10 cm | The guide groups adjustments by garment length. |
| Mini skirt / midi-to-maxi skirt | −3 cm / −5 to 8 cm | The guide groups adjustments by garment length. |
Give denim silhouette and inseam their own fields.
The Denim Fit Guide distinguishes wide, barrel, straight, tapered, skinny and flared/bootcut shapes. For an individual jean, fit also depends on rise, stretch, wash, selected length and the item code. Do not infer one silhouette or inseam from another.
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| Denim evidence | Example or value | Record separately |
|---|---|---|
| Silhouette | Wide, barrel, straight, tapered, skinny or flared/bootcut | Source's style label and product identity. |
| Construction | Rise, stretch, pockets and fastening when stated | Style-specific details from the product page. |
| Length choice | Short, regular or long when offered | Selected option and its own variant identifier if supplied. |
| Inseam example | One Seamed Barrel Leg Jean listing gives 64 / 69 / 74 cm | These are that product's short / regular / long lengths, not a brand-wide size chart. |
| Fit context | Model height and size; item-level fit advice | Keep the model reference separate from body-size charts and garment measurements. |
Separate size-chart measurements from fit notes.
The size guide points shoppers to product-page conversion charts and body measurements, then to model height and size under product details. Those values answer different questions from a garment's wearing length or a style's size recommendation.
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| Evidence type | What to preserve | Do not conflate with |
|---|---|---|
| Body-size chart | UK/US/EU conversion, bust/waist/hip labels, unit and market | Measurements taken from the garment. |
| Model reference | Height and the size shown on the product page | A universal recommendation for every shopper. |
| Garment length | Named measurement and value in the product's stated unit | Body height or inside-leg measurement. |
| Fit recommendation | The exact item-level wording, such as usual size or size down | A brand-wide true-to-size rule. |
| Customer fit signal | Review fit/length response, if lawfully available and attributed | The official size chart or verified product specification. |
Keep bump-friendly as an item-level fit label.
The brand's size guide says to choose a regular size for bump-friendly styles. Its collection describes selected designs using details such as wrap or empire shapes and stretch fabrics. Record only the label and construction details shown for that item; do not treat every dress as maternity wear.
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| Field | Useful source evidence | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Style label | Bump-friendly or maternity wording on the item/collection page | Attach the label to the named style, not the whole brand catalog. |
| Fit guidance | The stated recommendation to choose a regular size | Do not invent trimester-specific size conversions. |
| Design detail | Wrap, empire waist, stretch or other stated construction | Capture only details the source actually lists. |
| Collection context | Bump-friendly dress, knit or blouse category where shown | A collection membership does not replace product identity or size options. |
Scope fabric and certification evidence to its source.
Product pages can state fibre composition, care, manufacturing location and a supply-chain or Digital Product Passport link. The separate Materials page describes the brand's Materials Matrix and certification program. Preserve which page makes each claim: a brand-level certification does not certify every product by implication.
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| Evidence | Record | Attribution rule |
|---|---|---|
| Item composition | Fibre and percentage by garment component, as listed | Keep lining, main fabric and trims distinct when the page separates them. |
| Care and origin | Care instruction and country of manufacture when shown | Treat them as style-level source statements. |
| Traceability | Product Passport or supply-chain link and its associated style | A link is evidence of a destination, not proof that every supply-chain detail is complete. |
| Brand material program | Materials Matrix, named standard and certifier as stated | Keep standards such as GOTS/OCS or GRS/RCS at the scope stated by the brand. |
| Item-level claim | A product-specific fibre or certification statement, if present | Do not derive a certification from a fibre name or brand-wide page. |
Date offers, merchandising labels and purchase terms.
Prices, selected-option availability and promotional labels can change independently of style identity. Preserve the market and purchase context for every observation, and link policy statements to the current region and channel rather than treating them as permanent product facts.
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| Observation | Keep with it | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Price or discount | Currency, market, selected size/color/length, offer wording and date | An option or regional storefront can change the displayed amount. |
| Availability | The exact page label and observation time | A label does not reveal stock quantity unless the source provides it. |
| Merchandising | Collection, collaboration or seasonal badge and date | “New” or an edit name can become stale as collections change. |
| Delivery and returns | Country/storefront, purchase channel, policy link and review date | Terms may differ by market and change over time. |
| Rights and brand identity | Current Terms of Trade URL and version/update date | The visible page sets purchase and customer-content terms; it is not an automated-access permission statement. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-05.