Size definition: “Size” means body height in cm and is used to choose garment length;

“Type” refers to body bust and waist in cm and is used to choose garment width.

Body types: based on the difference between bust and waist, bodies are divided into Y (slim), A (normal), B (full), C (heavy).

Asian vs. European codes: body structures are morphologically similar but dimensionally different. “Asian” and “European” denote two distinct sizing systems, each subdivided nationally. Every country has built its own prototype, statistically compiled exact measurements for each size and body part, and formed a unified national standard. China also has its own standard; when applying North–South conversions you must adjust ease and alter measurements according to garment type, style and local morphological features to achieve a perfect fit.

How to measure out-seam: from waist to ankle—this is the out-seam length.

How to measure waist: the horizontal waist circumference passing through the navel (om).

Standard waist formula: waist = height/2 – 19 cm (e.g. 160 cm → 61 cm).

These are only standard sizes; individual differences are large—use the chart as a guide and always try on.

Men's suits are classified into slim, regular and full body types.

A baby's delicate skin needs care. The main difference from adult clothing lies in fabric and dyeing—check the fibre content to ensure nothing irritates.

Label class meanings: Class A – baby products (formaldehyde limit), B – direct skin contact, C – no direct skin contact.

Measure the waist snugly. The same size may vary ±2 cm due to style or fabric—consult staff before buying. Chart is for reference only: try on to decide.

The international shoe size indicates foot length in millimetres. The Chinese standard uses mm or cm: 245 mm = 24.5 cm = same size.

1、Bust

Stand upright, arms naturally drooping at the sides. Place the tape in front at the upper edge of the nipple (over the breast for women) and behind at the lower angle of the shoulder blade to record the “resting bust”. Inhale fully and record the “in-breath bust”, then exhale fully and record the “out-breath bust”. Do not shrug while inhaling or bend while exhaling.

2、Waist

Trouser waist: measure around the waist-seam on both sides; net waist: measure around the narrowest point of the natural waist outside the trousers and add ease if required.

3、Hip

Trouser hip: from the waist down, measure around the widest part of the trousers; net hip: measure around the fullest point of the hips and add ease if required.

4、Weight

Weight is a basic indicator of physical development. The subject should wear only a vest and shorts and stand steadily on the scale.

5、Calf Circumference (L & R)

Stand upright with weight evenly on both legs and measure the thickest part of the calf with a tape.

6、Out-seam Length

From the waist edge down to the bottom of the leg; casual and jeans lengths exclude the hem—an extra 3-4 cm is left for self-hemming.

7、Inseam Length

From the waist to the actual hem edge; the standard inseam for men is measured to the junction of the shoe upper and sole.

8、Thigh Circumference (L & R)

Stand naturally with feet about 15 cm apart; measure below the buttocks the thickest part of the thigh both relaxed and fully tensed.