
klassinen istuvuus t-paita, joka on täydellinen arkipäivän käyttöön. Siinä on raskas kangas, saumaton 2,2 cm leveä kaksisaumainen kaulus, täyskorkeudesta sivunauha/olkaiden tarkkaus? Wait carefully. We must translate faithfully. The original: "Classic fit t-shirt that is perfect for everyday wear. It features a heavyweight fabric with a seamless 2.2 cm double seam collar, full-length shoulder tape, and double seams on the arm and hem. The fabric is 100% cotton and has a weight of 203 g/m. Available in S-2XL, with 3XL-5XL available in select colors. The material composition may vary by color. The colors may vary depending on the color of the fabric." Translate: "Classic fit t-shirt" -> "Classic fit -t-paita" or "Classic fit t-paita" Use Finnish: "Classic fit -t-paita" but include space? I'll write "Classic fit -t-paita" but maybe hyphen. We'll do "Classic fit -t-paita, joka on täydellinen arkipäivän käyttöön." Then: "Se on raskaan kankaan, saumaton 2,2 cm kaksisaumainen kaulus" In English: "with a seamless 2.2 cm double seam collar" In Finnish: "seamless" = "saumaton" but for collar double seam: "kaksisaumainen kaulus" seamless maybe awkward. Could be "saumaton kaksisaumainen kaulus" but "kaksisaumainen" already implies double seam. We'll do: "raskas kangas, saumaton 2,2 cm kaksisaumainen kaulus, täyskorkeuden olkatape? "full-length shoulder tape" is "olkatape" or "olkatapin" Common: "pitkäolka" Not sure. In garments, "full-length shoulder tape" = "olkatape täysi pituus" I'll write "kokonaisen pituus olkalaah." Hmm. Better: "täyskorkeudesta olkatappe"? No. Let's craft: "Se sisältää raskaan kankaan, saumattoman 2,2 cm kaksisaumaisen kauluksen, olkanauhan (full-length shoulder tape) ja kaksisaumat sekä hihassa että helmassa." The term "full-length shoulder tape" translates to "olkatappi, joka kulkee paidan pituudelta." Could be "olkatape" is common in finnish garment spec: "olkatape" is used. We'll say "kokonaispituinen olkatape." Might be odd. Then "and double seams on the arm and hem" -> " sekä hihassa että helmuksessa kaksisaumat." "The fabric is 100% cotton and has a weight of 203 g/m." -> "Kangas on 100% puuvillaa ja sen paino on 203 g/m." Usually g/m2 is g/m^2. The original says g/m. Could be grams per square meter. In Finnish often "g/m²" We'll say "203 g/m²." Use standard notation: "203 g/m²." "Available in S-2XL, with 3XL-5XL available in select colors." -> "Saatavilla kokojen S-2XL, ja 3XL-5XL on valittavissa valituissa väreissä." "The material composition may vary by color." -> "Materiaalikoostumus voi vaihdella värin mukaan." "The colors may vary depending on the color of the fabric." -> "Värien sävy voi vaihdella kankaasta riippuen." Let's assemble with line breaks preserved as original has two paragraphs? Original has two sentences groups; we should preserve line breaks. The user asked to preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. The original had two sentences? It has several sentences separated by periods; there are line breaks? It shows as single paragraph. Might be two? Actually it's one paragraph. We'll output one paragraph with line breaks maybe none. We'll keep as a single paragraph. But instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. There are none. We'll output as a single paragraph. Let's craft final. Ensure no extra commentary. Also avoid translating product names; none except "Classic fit t-shirt" which is not a proper noun but product style. It's okay to translate. They asked not to translate brand names etc; "Classic fit" isn't a brand but a fit style. Fine. Let's produce Finnish text. I'll refine: "Classic fit -t-paita, joka on täydellinen arkipäivän käytttöön." Typo. Use "käyttöön." Let's write final. We'll ensure accuracy. Use "40" none. Let's output.