When buying clothes, you must first look at the material of the clothes. Cotton-padded jacket is suitable for wearing. Clothes containing polyester fiber and acrylic fiber are not suitable for personal wear. Because chemical fiber clothing may have skin allergies after direct contact with the skin.
When buying clothes, you should also look at the size of clothes. If the label of a dress is only marked with S, M, L, etc. But without signs such as bust and height, such clothes are usually not up to standard. Regular clothes labels are marked with labels such as 160/84A.
160 on the clothes label usually indicates height, indicating that this dress is suitable for people with a height of about 160 cm. The number 84 on the label usually indicates the bust, indicating that this dress is suitable for people with a bust of about 84 cm. The A on the label usually indicates how fat or thin a person is.
People's bodies can usually be divided into normal, fat and thin. Clothes labels usually indicate a, b, c and y. A stands for normal body shape, B stands for overweight, C stands for obesity and Y stands for thinness. Usually, people's fatness is judged by the difference between the scale of chest circumference and the scale of waist circumference.
The A mark on clothes indicates the difference between chest circumference and waist circumference 12 cm, which is usually suitable for people with normal body shape. The B mark on the label usually indicates that the difference between chest circumference and waist circumference is about 8 cm, which is suitable for people who are overweight. The C mark on the clothes label indicates that the difference between chest circumference and waist circumference is about 4 cm, which is suitable for people who are overweight. The Y mark on the label indicates the range of the difference between chest circumference and waist circumference 16 cm, which is suitable for people with thin figure.