Every size and colour has its own page and its own price. How prices work

Prices and updates

One price per page, refreshed in batches, and no crossed-out figures anywhere on this site.

Prices updated 6 September 2026.

A page is a size and a colour

A blouse in navy at Large and the same blouse in navy at 2XL are two pages here, because our retail partner charges two prices for them. The catalogue follows that rather than averaging it. The row of sizes and the row of colours on any page link to the neighbours, and each neighbour carries its own figure.

When the figures move

In batches, on a schedule, and the date of the last batch is printed at the top of this page. Between batches a figure can drift on the partner's side, and the one at checkout is the one that binds. We do not print a previous figure with a line through it, and we do not run countdowns, because we do not set the price.

When a size loses its price

Its page comes down. The card leaves the bench, the step leaves the size ladders of its neighbours, and the old address forwards to the bench it belonged to. When the price returns, so does the page. That is why every card you can see here carries a figure.

What the figure does not include

Delivery, tax and anything the checkout adds. The button opens that exact size and colour at our retail partner in a new tab, and the total there is the total.