Clothing label knowledge

I believe that careful friends will find that most of the garments are now tagged with different numbers, letters and symbols. The meaning of these symbols, you know?

According to a sales consultant at Daguanyuan Shopping Mall, in China, the lean body type is generally indicated by Y, and A, B, and C are normal, overweight, and fat, respectively. The specific dimensions of the jacket are: 165/88A, referring to a person with a height of 165 cm, a chest circumference of 88 cm, and a body size of A.

In addition to these model specifications, there are additional information on the use of the inner label. For example, a washbasin line is a basic wash symbol, and inserting one hand means that it can be hand-washed. The iron graphic indicates ironing. The fork on the top means that it is not to be ironed. Also note the safety level label on the inner label. Class A is a product that can be worn by infants and children up to two years old; Class B is a product that can contact the skin; and Class C is a product that cannot be in direct contact with the skin. If you find that the underwear is marked with C or marked with "Quality", do not purchase it.