Question 1: How to tell which year the clothing label is from? 10 points

Question 2: How to read the clothes tag and identify the new model? Look at the tag, if it is from 2006 , the general manufacturer's logo starts with 6.

For example, if a style is the 8th when it is produced, it should be marked as 6008.

If it is 76 styles, mark it as 6076.

If it is the 98th style produced in 2007, mark it as 7098.

Of course, not every factory is so honest. This is to prevent the products from being sold next year if they cannot sell them this year. There are relatively few labels for fashion.

If it is not a specialty store, the reasonable ex-factory price is one-quarter of the price on the label.

But children’s clothing and men’s clothing are more common.

Question 3: How to understand the fabric abbreviation on clothing labels

C: Cotton

W: Wool

M: Mohair

RH: Rabbit hair

AL: Alpaca

S: Silk

J: Jute

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L: linen

Ts: Tussah silk

YH: Yark hair

Ly: lycra

Ram: Ramine

Hem: Hemp

T: Polyester

WS: Cashmere

N: Nylon Nylon (nylon)

A: Acrylic

Tel: Tencel, which is the trade name of Lyocell fiber

La: Lambswool< /p>

Md: Model Modal

CH: Camel hair

CVC: chief value of cotton (polyester content below 60%) < /p>

Ms: Mulberry silk

R: Rayon viscose

Fiber name abbreviation code

Natural fiber silk S

Linen L

Man-made fiber viscose R

Acetate CA

Triacetate CTA

Cupro Fiber CVP

Rich fiber Polynosic

Protein fiber PROT

Newcell fiber

Synthetic fiber carbon fiber CF

Polyphenylene sulfide fiber PPS

Polyacetal fiber POM

Phenolic fiber PHE

Elastic fiber PEA

Polyetherketone fiber PEEK

Pre-oxidized acrylic PANOF

Modified acrylic MAC

Vinyl PVAL

Polyvinyl acetal fiber PVB

Spandex PU

Boron fiber EF

Chlorine-containing fiber CL

High-pressure cationic dyeable polyester fiber CDP

Normal pressure boiling dyed cationic dyeable fiber ECDP

Polylactic acid fiber PLA

Polytrimethylene terephthalate fiber PTT

Polybutylene terephthalate Alcohol ester fiber PBT

Polyethylene naphthalate fiber PEN

Polyethylene, polypropylene *** blended fiber ES

Chloropropylene Pvo < /p>

Polydioxanone fiber PDS

Elastic diene fiber ED

Isotopic aromatic polyamide fiber PPT

Right Aramid fiber PPTA

Aramid fiber PDSTA

Polyimide fiber Pi

Ultra-high strength and high modulus polyethylene fiber CHMW-PE

Other metal fiber MTF

Glass fiber GE

Question 4: How do you look at the labels on clothes to tell if they are from that year? When you walk into a specialty store, you can roughly distinguish the latest model for comparison. Do you think it's past

The models of the time, there are certain rules on these two listings, that is, the model number. If the first two digits of the model number displayed on the old model are 12, and the new ones are 15, then the 12 is 12 years. 15 is the new style. Domestic men's and women's clothing basically follows this rule. There are also 21 for the first quarter of 2012, 23 for the autumn of 2012, and so on. I hope it will be helpful to you! Thanks!

Question 5: How to read clothing labels Clothing is a necessity in people's lives and conveys the wearer's personality, preferences, tastes and other information. Many consumers tend to care about the style and feel of clothing when purchasing, but ignore the instructions for use. In fact, clothing, like other commodities, has problems with how to use it correctly and safely. Through clothing labels and logos, you can have an understanding of the quality of the clothing you purchase. Instructions for use of textile and clothing products should comply with the requirements of national standards GB 5296.4 (Instructions for use of textiles and clothing) and GB 1 8401 (National Basic Safety Technical Specifications for Textile Products). The content should be concise, accurate, scientific, and easy to understand. Products should be introduced truthfully , there should be no exaggerated or false elements. Generally include the following contents: manufacturer's name and address, product name, product model and specifications, raw material composition and content, washing method, product standards, quality grade, product quality inspection certificate and the safety technical requirements category that the product meets ( Category A is for infants and young children. B and C are for direct skin contact and indirect skin contact), etc. These items are indispensable. The text should be standard Chinese characters stipulated by the state. At the same time, it should be clear and eye-catching. Product model and specifications, ingredients and content of raw materials used, washing methods, etc. should use durable labels. If the label content is incomplete or absent, and the hang tag is inconsistent with the durability label and packaging content, the product may be a substandard product. Consumers should pay attention to identification when purchasing to prevent being deceived and causing losses due to improper use.

Question 6: How to distinguish the quality of a piece of clothing? How to read the label? The first thing to look at is the workmanship. The hem lines inside are wide and careful. I generally don’t understand the fabric. In fact, I really can’t tell whether it is good or not. Just touch the feel, I feel that the main thing is to look at the quality, and then the trademark. If the trademark is large and of good quality, and the address is detailed and authentic, then it must be good. My family makes clothing, so I buy it. Generally speaking, these are the clothes. I hope it can help you. The most important thing is not to try to be cheap. Cheap products are not good. It makes sense. The first line of the label shows the brand of the clothes. The second line shows the brand. The name of the clothing, for example, this label is a men's short-sleeved T-shirt. The third line is the item number of the clothing, which represents a code when the clothing is processed and has nothing to do with the consumer. The fourth line represents the execution of the clothing. National standards and safety standards, GB18401-2010 means that this standard is mandatory, and the B behind it means products that can come into contact with the skin. According to the standard GB18401-2010, my country's clothes can be divided into three categories: A, B, and C, among which category A It can be worn by infants and young children under 3 years old; Category B is a product that can come into contact with the skin; Category C is a product that cannot directly contact the skin.

When buying clothes for infants and young children, you must pay special attention. They must be Category A. This is because the skin of infants and young children is more sensitive and cannot tolerate ***. The next two lines indicate whether the clothes are qualified or not and the color of the clothes. The next line It represents the size of the clothes, such as "185/104 A". The first two numbers 185 and 104 represent the height and bust respectively. You can measure the height and bust by yourself. The English letter A at the back represents the body shape. In China, it is thin. The body shape is represented by Y, and A, B, and C represent normal, fat, and fat respectively. You can choose the material of the next clothes according to your body shape. The material of the clothes is 100% 100 cotton. You can choose according to your preference. Fabric

Regarding the following washing signs, the following meanings are

(1) It is a washing sign, and the mark 30°C means that the water temperature during washing must be controlled below this temperature; (2) It is The bleaching mark, with an × on the triangle, means that chlorine bleaching is not allowed; (3) the drying mark, which can be divided into two types. There is a "丨" line inside, which means it can be hung to dry. If it is a "-" line, it means it should be laid flat to dry. Dry; (4) The ironing mark indicates that it can be ironed, and an × indicates that it cannot be ironed

Question 7: How to read the production date of clothes from the label. Generally, manufacturers will not clearly indicate the production date. I told you for nothing! !

Because clothes will not be sold exactly every year~~ there will be surplus~~

And some stores will not discount~~still sell them at the original price~~

< p> Consumers don’t know whether this product was last year or the year before~~

Once I went to Semir store~~

I heard two clerks whispering about ordering~

Pointing to a pair of jeans~~

They seem to have been produced three or four years ago~~

Although they are on sale~~

But the buyer never guessed that the thing had been sitting in the warehouse for three or four years! ! !

Buyers know best! !

Generally, the seller will not be told! !

Don’t believe it easily! !

Question 8: How to completely remove clothing labels?

You can remove the threads

Question 9: How to check the production time on clothing labels Mainly look at the item number on the tag and guess the year based on the numbers on the item number because the item numbers of different brands have different meanings, some are years and some indicate colors

Once I went to Semir Store~~

I heard two shop assistants whispering~~

Pointing to a pair of jeans~~

It seems to have been produced three or four years ago~~

Although it is on sale~~

But the buyer would never guess that the item has been sitting in the warehouse for three or four years! ! !

Buyers know best! !

Generally, the seller will not be told! !

Don’t believe it easily! !

Question 10: How to read the fabric abbreviation on clothing labels

C: Cotton

W: Wool

M: Mohair

RH: Rabbit hair

AL: Alpaca

S: Silk

J: Jute

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L: linen

Ts: Tussah silk

YH: Yark hair

Ly: lycra

Ram: Ramine

Hem: Hemp

T: Polyester

WS: Cashmere

N: Nylon Nylon (nylon)

A: Acrylic

Tel: Tenc

el Tencel is the trade name of Lyocell fiber

La: Lambswool

Md: Model

CH: Camel hair< /p>

CVC: chief value of cotton (polyester content less than 60%)

Ms: Mulberry silk

R: Rayon viscose

Fiber name abbreviation code

Natural fiber silk S

Linen L

Man-made fiber viscose fiber R

Acetate CA

Triacetate CTA

Cupro fiber CVP

Rich fiber Polynosic

Protein fiber PROT

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Newcell fiber

Synthetic fiber carbon fiber CF

Polyphenylene sulfide fiber PPS

Polyacetal fiber POM

< p> Phenolic fiber PHE

Elastic fiber PEA

Polyetherketone fiber PEEK

Preoxidized acrylic PANOF

Modified acrylic MAC < /p>

Vinyl PVAL

Polyvinyl acetal fiber PVB

Spandex PU

Boron fiber EF

Including Chlorine fiber CL

High-pressure cationic dyeable polyester fiber CDP

Normal pressure boiling-dyed cationic dyeable fiber ECDP

Polylactic acid fiber PLA

Polytrimethylene terephthalate fiber PTT

Polybutylene terephthalate fiber PBT

Polyethylene naphthalate fiber PEN

Polyethylene, polypropylene *** blended fiber ES

Chloropropylene Pvo

Poly-p-dioxanone fiber PDS

Elasticity Diene fiber ED

Para-aramid fiber PPT

Para-aramid fiber PPTA

Aramid fiber PDSTA

Polyimide fiber Pi

Ultra-high strength and high modulus polyethylene fiber CHMW-PE

Other metal fibers MTF

Glass fiber GE