Sport&More

The size tool has been rebuilt from the ground up. Know your size without guessing • Give your height and weight, then move the figures: stomach and chest for what you wear on top, seat and thighs for trousers and shorts. • The tool reads each brand's own size sheet, so the same body takes one size in one garment and another in a piece cut roomier — the way it works in real life. • The maths was corrected: it used to read the chest larger than it is on a heavier body, and answered "the largest size still is not enough" on most of the shop. • Trousers, shorts and tights are sized on the seat and on where the waistband sits, not on the widest point of the stomach. Several bodies on one account • Save your own size, your wife's and your son's, each under a name. • One of them is the default, and that is the one the shop sizes with as you browse. • Switch between them, or add a new one, from the product page itself. • If a garment is cut for the other gender, the tool offers the body that fits it instead of stopping. An answer you can read • "Fits you just right — neither tight nor loose" instead of centimetres, with the numbers behind a tap. • "Want it closer? XL" beside the size we suggest. • The suggested size is selected for you, and stays on screen even when it is sold out in that colour. Fixes • Checkout now waits out a slow connection: it used to report a failure for an order that had already arrived. • The confirmation code arrives once, and no longer signs you out after you verify your number. • A size you save is now actually saved, and follows you across every product.