Sometimes sweaters will be realized in numbers 105, 110, 115, etc.: 105 is equivalent to L code, 110 is equivalent to XL code, and 115 is equivalent to XXL code. Sweaters are usually labeled this way because they are loose-fitting and generally come in larger sizes.

1. Commonly used clothing models:

1. S 160? 84A 10 36

2. M 165? 88A 12 38

3. L 170? 92A 14 40

4. XL 175? 96A 16 42

5. XXL? 180? 100A? 18 44

II. The conversion of men's clothing labels is as follows:

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4. L 175 ? 115A 52

5. XL 180 ? 120A 54

6. XXL ? 185 ? 125A 56

Extended information :

Measurement parts:

Collar width: The collar is measured horizontally, the collar is measured at the upper edge, and other collars are measured at the lower edge.

Length: Measure vertically from the highest point of the front left shoulder seam to the bottom edge.

Bust: Button up, flatten the front and back, and measure along the bottom seam of the armhole.

Sleeve length: measured from the highest point of the left sleeve to the middle of the cuff.

Raglan sleeve length: measure from the center of the back collar to the middle of the cuffs.

Total shoulder width: measured horizontally from the intersection of the rotator cuff seam.

Cuffs: The cuffs are measured evenly.

Reference material: Clothing size standards-Baidu Encyclopedia