New Regulation Of E-Commerce: Amazon Clothing Category Will Adopt Standardized Mode

Recently, Amazon announced that in order to bring customers a better shopping experience, clothing size will be standardized from February 22, 2021. In the new system, sellers can only select a few values set by Amazon from the specified commodity attributes, and can no longer freely edit and explain the size of their products as before.

Amazon's use of standardized size is to optimize the process of clothing selection for customers, so that customers can better refer to and compare with each other and select the right products. It also effectively reduces the comparison time of users and facilitates transactions faster. Amazon will launch a set of standardized size system. When uploading all clothing products, they must select from the attributes of "size standard", "classification", "body type", "height", "size value" and "size increment" as the size information The three attributes of "size standard", "classification" and "size value" are general required items. The seller needs to choose the size close to the real product as far as possible. Some sub categories may also have specific attributes. For specific sellers, please refer to the "guide for sellers of clothing size standardization", which can be found in the background of the seller. The seller should pay attention to that the old products will not be automatically updated to the new system, which may not be displayed normally due to system errors. It is recommended that you update the size information in advance to avoid unnecessary errors affecting sales. What's more, Amazon is updating its requirements for selling RF devices. At the end of February 2021, in order to create a new or update an existing RF device listing, sellers of such products are required to fill in the FCC RF emission compliance attributes. The seller is required to provide evidence of authorization from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) - the FCC certification number or contact information of the FCC responsible party, or to prove that the product is not subject to FCC requirements.