Size definition: "Size" refers to the height of a person, in cm, and is the basis for designing and purchasing clothing lengths;

"Shape" refers to the chest and waist circumference of the human body, measured in cm, and is the basis for designing and purchasing clothes.

Body type classification: The body type is divided into four categories based on the difference between the chest circumference and the waist circumference. The body type classification codes are Y (thin), A (normal), B (fat), and C (obese).

Asian and European sizes: The human body structures in different regions have some similarities in shape and obvious differences in size. Asian and European sizes refer to different code systems in Asia and Europe, and the former and the latter can be further subdivided. For convenience, each country has established its own prototype and statistically compiled the specific dimensions of each size and each part to form its own unified size specifications. my country certainly has its own unified size specifications, but when comparing the south and the north, it is necessary to make appropriate looseness and size additions and modifications based on the specific style and the structural size characteristics of the local human body to make it fit.

How to measure the side length of pants: The length measured from the waist to the ankle is the side length of the pants.

How to measure waist circumference: horizontal circumference of the waist through the umbilicus (om).

Standard waist circumference calculation method: waist circumference = 1/2 of height minus 19 cm (eg: standard waist circumference for a height of 160 cm = 160 cm/2-19 = 61 cm)

This is just a standard size. In real life, due to the large difference in individual body shapes, this size is only for reference. Please choose the size that suits you after trying it on.

Men

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The meaning of the implementation standards on the tag: The meaning of Class A, Class B, and Class C: This is the national standard for formaldehyde content. Class A is for baby products, Class B is for direct contact with the skin, and Class C is for indirect contact with the skin.

The size is based on the waist circumference of the body. The same size may vary by about 2cm due to different styles and materials. It is best to consult relevant personnel when purchasing. This size is for reference only. Please choose the size that suits you after trying it on.

The international standard shoe size is expressed in millimeters of foot length. The Chinese standard uses millimeters or centimeters. For example: 245 is millimeters, 24 1/2 is centimeters, indicating the same size.

1. Chest

Stand upright with your arms hanging naturally at your sides. Place the front of the tape measure on the upper edge of the nipple (women should place it on the breast), and the back of the tape measure on the lower corner of the shoulder blade, and measure the "chest circumference at rest". Then inhale as much as possible and measure the "chest circumference when inhaling". Then exhale as much as possible and measure the "chest circumference when exhaling". Note that you should not shrug your shoulders when inhaling, and do not bend your waist when exhaling.

2. Waist circumference

Waist circumference of pants: measure around the waist seams on both sides; Net waist circumference: measure around the thinnest part of the waist on the outer edge of the pants, and add size as needed.

3. Hips

Hip circumference of pants: measure horizontally around the widest part of the pants from the waist downwards; Net hip circumference: measure around the fullest part of the buttocks in a balanced manner, adding relaxation as needed.

4. Weight

Weight is a basic indicator of physical development. When measuring, the person being measured needs to wear a vest and shorts and stand steadily on the scale.

5. Calf circumference (left and right legs)

Stand upright with your weight evenly distributed between your legs, and use a tape measure to measure the circumference of the thickest part of your calf gastrocnemius muscle.

6. Pants length

The distance from the waist to the bottom of the pants; the length of casual pants and jeans does not include the hem, and 3-4CM of length is reserved for hemming.

7. Net trouser length

The distance from the waist to the actual edge of your trousers; the standard measurement length of men

8. Thigh circumference (left and right legs)

Stand naturally with your feet apart, about 15 meters apart. The measuring point is below the buttocks. Use a tape measure to measure the circumference of the thickest part of the thigh muscle group when it is relaxed and when it is stretched as hard as possible.