Children'S Shoes Code Is Not Uniform &Nbsp, Consumers Are Not Good Choice.

Today, Wang Yun, from the Fung Street community, bought shoes for his children and was confused by different types of codes. There are many others who share the same feelings with her.

Wang Yun said she saw a pair of sneakers for a 9 year old boy in a shoe store. Because the child was not around, she decided to buy home at the usual shoe size. But when you open the label, you find 4 kinds of codes, such as US:13, UK:12.5, EVR:31 and CM:19. Wang Yun wondered: before buying shoes for children, they were all pressed by 20 yards. How complex is it now? The attendant told her that it was not so complicated, and now it is also in line with international standards. The meaning of the above 4 codes refers to the US code /US, the British code /UK, the euro code /EVR, and the centimeter /CM. Ren Mei, a resident of the community, said that since the code of children's shoes was not uniform, she had not seen the code now, and every time she took the child to try it on.

Subsequently, the reporter visited the city shopping malls, shopping malls found that children's clothing size is more complex. Some children's clothing uses the height of school-age children as the size standard, such as 80CM, 90CM, 100CM; some are tagged directly by numbers, such as 1#, 2#, 3#; others are differentiated by children's age, such as 1Y, 2Y and 3Y.

Although some shopping malls have put up a size comparison table in the store, the complicated conversion process still makes consumers feel troublesome. Sometimes even the salesmen will confuse different standard sizes. A parent said that now children are well nourished, and the size of clothes and shoes should be larger. Cursor age or cursor height will make consumers difficult to choose. For his children, he was only 1 years old, but he had to wear a 2 year old jacket and shoes.

In this regard, Shanxi provincial Fiber Inspection Bureau staff said that the state has developed a unified standard, children shoes labels should be in accordance with the "foot length / foot width" (such as 260/94) way to mark. Other manufacturers, for the convenience of consumers, will also label shoes on the label, whether they are wide or thin. However, various types of tagging at the same time will bring trouble to consumers' purchase, which does not meet the requirements. Remind parents to take the children and try them on before buying them.