The New Standard Of Shoe Number Is Difficult To Integrate With Old Habits.

Recently, the shoes sold in many supermarkets and shopping malls in the provincial capital began to use millimeter labeled shoes. Although this is in line with the relevant regulations of the state, many people are still used to referring to the old standards when buying shoes.

On the morning of 2, Ms. Xue, a member of the public, told reporters that she had bought leather shoes at a shopping mall in the provincial capital, and found that all shoes had a number of 220 millimeters, 245 millimeters, and so on. There were no familiar shoes, such as 39 yards, 40 yards, 41 yards, and so on.

After consulting with the shopping guide, she learned that from September 1st, the leather shoes products produced in China will be uniformly labeled as shoes in millimeter units, otherwise they will be regarded as unqualified products. These figures are all new shoes numbers, and Ms. Xue is very unaccustomed to them.

On the morning of 2, reporters visited several supermarkets and shopping malls in the provincial capital, and found that most shoes were labeled in millimeters.

The reporter interviewed several consumers who bought leather shoes randomly. They all said they were not familiar with the new standard, but the attendants of some shopping malls could not even tell the specific conversion methods, so that customers could not look at shoes numbers.

It is understood that for a long time, leather shoes and shoes have been used 39, 40 and so on "European Code", we all have been accustomed to this method, now suddenly unified into millimeter label, although it is more scientific, but ordinary people do not understand, when buying, but also converted into old yards to buy, very troublesome.

Mr. Wang also said that the replacement of the new standard is aimed at domestic leather shoes, and the import of leather shoes and other types of shoes has not been replaced, causing many troubles to consumers.

Perhaps after some time, the citizens can slowly accept new standards.