Size Guide

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What is your size?

Do you want to order a cloth?

Take a look at the various sizes for Women's wear and choose your size to make your order.































***All clothing are in UK sizing unless stated otherwise

 Culled from http://www.phoenixonlineclothing.co.uk

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