Yumi Curves Cherry Owl Print Tunic

Polyester - A synthetic fibre with improved wrinkle resistance

Button - A round or square object used for fastening clothing or other items

Pockets - A small bag to carry items usually sewn on the side of garments

button - A small fastener used on clothing to secure two pieces of fabric together.

wash - To clean an item, usually using water and a detergent

Fun - Something that provides amusement or enterainment

Elastane - Also known as Spandex or Lycra, a synthetic fibre with exceptional elasticity

Size - is the measurement of how big an object is in space.

Loose - The opposite to tight

Tunic - A tunic can refer to various types of clothing with differening lengths from the shoulders down to anywhere between the hips and ankles.

Polyester - A man made fibre from chemicals. Often refers to polyethylene terephthalate.

Fastening - A component hat closes or secures, e.g. a coat zip.

Model - A representation of a person or thing, usually smaller scale. It can also be a person that wears clothing.

Print - A mechanical process of putting text onto paper. It can also relate to a pattern on an item.

Yumi Direct is an online fashion retailer, who design and distribute their own in-house brands of fashionable women's clothing. Their signature brand Yumi, combines vintage glamour with high-end fashion, to create a collection of dresses, jackets, tops and accessories for fashion conscious young women. Their exclusive Mela Loves London brand uses bold colours and prints, to create a range of stylish dresses and separates. Inspired by the travels of brand founder Uttam Nepal, their Uttam fashion range infuses the colourful textiles of the far east. with catwalk fashions. As well as creating fashion lines for women, Yumi also have a range of clothes for budding fashionistas. Their Yumi Girls and Uttam Kids ranges cater for little girls aged from 3 to 10 years. Yumi Direct also have several physical stores in St Ives, Bristol and London, as well as having their brands stocked exclusively at the high end department store House of Fraser.