Usually on bar code paper, and also on the wash water label. The style number is the item number. Generally based on the year and season. The style is coded by the production date, such as 2010160325, which means it was produced on March 25, spring 2010. 6 means the style is pants, mostly numbers, but also letters. Such as brand + style + company's own product number. For example, CKT6088 is the product number of CK brand T-shirt 6088. The product number is CKT6088

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Don’t just look at the price when buying clothes, there are these secrets hidden in the tag

< p>Product grade is an important indicator to determine the quality of a piece of clothing, so you must look at it. The grades of clothing are divided into high-quality products, first-class products and qualified products. The higher the grade, the higher the color fastness (the less likely it is to fade or dye). The grade marked on the clothes tag must at least be qualified products.

Look at the model or size

The model or size is what we are most concerned about. Most of us only look at the sizes on the labels when buying clothes, such as S, M, or L. But sometimes it doesn’t fit so well, so you have to refer to your height and chest (waist) circumference. Generally speaking, information such as height, chest circumference, and waist circumference are written on the tags of clothes.

For example, a men's suit jacket is marked: 170/88A (M), then 170 here refers to the height, 88 expresses the bust, and the A immediately following here refers to the body shape. Or version, the M in brackets means medium size. Generally speaking in our country, A is a normal body type, B is a fat body, C is an obese body, and Y is a thin body. There are generally 5 size models: XS, S, M, L, and XL, which are extra small, small, medium, large, and extra large.

Other sizes

Look at the safety level to determine if you are allergic

According to the "National Basic Safety Technical Specifications for Textiles", clothing can be divided into A and B , C three security levels.

Category A is infant clothing: its formaldehyde content shall not exceed 20 mg per kilogram. Clothes for children under 4 years old are generally Category A, especially clothes that stick to the skin.

Category B refers to clothing that is in direct contact with the skin: its formaldehyde content should not exceed 75 mg per kilogram, and is suitable for skin-to-skin wear. Generally, labels on underwear, autumn clothes, and pajamas show Category B.

Category C refers to clothing that does not come into direct contact with the skin: its formaldehyde content shall not exceed 300 mg per kilogram. Not suitable for direct contact with skin, coats and clothes not in direct contact with skin are generally Category C. Note, if the underwear is Category C, it is recommended not to buy it.

Look at the washing labels and wash and dry correctly

Some friends are confused when they see the washing and drying labels that are like the Ross code. Don’t panic, we will help you with the "password" "Translated into Chinese.

1. About hand washing and machine washing

2. About rinsing

3. About wringing and drying

4. About ironing Ironing

5. Regarding dry cleaning

It should be noted that the washing label should follow the order of washing, chlorine bleaching, ironing, dry cleaning, etc., and select the necessary graphics according to the performance and requirements of the clothing. symbol.

After reading this, do you think that in addition to colors and styles, it is also important to correctly identify clothing labels?

Finally, I would like to remind everyone that whether it is underwear or outerwear, after buying new clothes, you must wash them before wearing them. Don’t be lazy!