These secrets are hidden in the labels of clothes

It is well known that all new clothes have a tag on them with a great deal of important information about the dress.However, we generally don't care about anything other than the size.But a piece of clothing, not only to look fine, more important is comfortable and practical.Learning to read a tag is the first step in learning to buy clothes.General tag content will include brand name, single product style, size, origin, fabric, grade, safety category, etc.Today I'm going to teach you how to get the information you want from a tag.
1. Look at the grade of clothes.
Product grade is the important index that decides quality of a dress, must see.The grade of clothing is divided into first-class, first-class and qualified products, the higher the grade, the higher the color fastness.
2. Look at the model or size. The size or size is the point we are most concerned about.
Most of us only buy clothes by the sizes on the labels, S, M, L.But sometimes it doesn't fit that well, so consider your height and bust (waist).Generally speaking, the hangtags of clothes are marked with information such as height, bust and waist circumference.
3. Determine if you are allergic to type A clothing for infants: the formaldehyde content should not be more than 20 mg/kg. Clothes for children under 4 years old are generally type A clothes, especially clothes that stick to the skin.Category B refers to clothing with direct contact with skin: the formaldehyde content shall not be more than 75 mg/kg, which is suitable for wearing with skin. The labels on underwear, autumn clothes and pajamas generally show Category B.Category C clothing for non-direct contact skin: formaldehyde content shall not be more than 300 mg/kg.It is not suitable for direct contact with the skin. Outerwear and clothes not in direct contact with the skin are generally category C.
Note that if the underwear is Category C, do not buy it.