Such as "175/96A". The two numbers represent height and bust respectively, and the letters at the back represent body shape. In China, A means "normal", B means "fat", C means "fat" and Y means "thin".
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Classification of clothes
1, Grade A clothes
Class A clothes are generally fabrics that can directly contact the skin, and are generally textile products used by babies. Children under the height 1 meter will use Grade A textile products.
2. Class B clothing
The standard of Grade B should also be direct contact with the body, which mainly means that most of the area is in direct contact with the human body when people use it.
Including: vest, socks, leggings, long pants, underwear, etc. What we often wear now must reach the level of B that can directly contact the human body.
3. Class C clothing
Category C refers to textile products that can't be in direct contact with the skin, or can't or only allow a small part to be in direct contact with the skin.
Including: our curtains, sweaters, bedspreads, coats and other clothing materials or textile fabrics mostly belong to category C.