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Unit D MERCHANDISE INFORMATION 4.04 Explain sizing in apparel.
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Page 1: Unit D MERCHANDISE INFORMATION 4.04 Explain sizing in apparel.

Unit DMERCHANDISE INFORMATION

4.04 Explain sizing in apparel.

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Sizing for Womenswear

• Misses• Juniors• Petites• Women’s (plus

size)• Tall (over 5’8”)• Maternity• Double ticketed

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Misses

• Fuller figure

• Longer waisted

• Sizes even numbers 0 to 20

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Juniors

• A size, not an age

• Youthful look

• Slender and shorter waisted

• Sizes odd numbers 0-15

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Petites

• Shorter women usually 5’4” and under

• Sized using a “P” after the number

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Women’s (plus and half sizes)

• Larger fuller figures of average height

• Sized using a “W” after the number

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Tall (over 5’8”)

• Hemlines, sleeves, and waistlines longer

• Sized using a “T” after the number

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Maternity

• Garments that allow for expansion

• Available in a range of womenswear sizes

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Double ticketing

• Apparel is marked with two sizes.

Examples: 5/6, 9/10, 11/12

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Sizing for Menswear

• Tailored clothing

• Shirts• Pants

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Tailored clothing

Suits sized by chest measurement and height

• Short: 5’5” to 5’7”

• Regular: 5’8” to 5’11”

• Long: 6’ to 6’3”

• Extra long: 6’4” and over

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Tailored clothing (cont.)

• Extra large: size 50 and over and 6’ or taller

• Portly: large sizes and 5’5” to 6’

• Athletic cut: expanded chests and narrowed waistlines

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Shirts• S, M, L, XL, XXL for

sports shirts and sweaters

• Dual sizing for dress shirts (Neck width and sleeve length) Example: 16” neck size x 32” sleeve length)

– Only long-sleeved shirts are considered dress shirts.

– Ties are only worn with dress shirts.

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Pants

• Waist size and inseam length (34” waist x 36” length)

• Some men’s pants may come in S, M, L, XL, XXL.

• Some dress slacks are left unhemmed to be finished by the store’s tailor.

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Sizing for Infants’ and Children’s Apparel

• Infants• Toddlers• Children

– Preschool– Older

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Infants’ apparel

• Newborn• 0-24 months

– 3-6 months– 6-12 months– 12-18 months– 18-24 months

• S, M, L, XL

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Toddlers (Crawling and walking)

• 2T – 4T

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Children

• Preschool– Slim, regular, girls and

boys, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6x, and 7

– Small (2-3), medium (4-5, and large (6-7)

• Older– Girls sizes 7-16 and

also slim or plus sizes– Boys sizes 8-22 and

also slim or husky sizes


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