õhematele

õhematele is an Estonian word that translates to "for the thinner ones" or "for slimmer people". It is most commonly used as a descriptor for clothing sizes or styles. When clothing is labeled as "õhematele", it indicates that the garment is designed to fit individuals with a more slender build. This might mean that the cut is narrower, the proportions are adjusted, or the overall fit is intended to be more form-fitting without being tight.

The term can also be encountered in other contexts, such as in descriptions of products or services tailored to a slimmer demographic. For example, a furniture store might have a section for "õhematele" if they offer chairs or sofas with slimmer profiles or designed for smaller spaces. However, its primary and most frequent application remains within the fashion and apparel industry. It serves as a helpful indicator for consumers to identify clothing that is likely to fit them well based on their body type. Understanding this term can assist shoppers in making more informed purchasing decisions, especially when browsing items online or in stores where size charts might be less detailed. The concept of "õhematele" acknowledges that clothing fit is not one-size-fits-all and caters to a specific segment of the population.