Dear Marcus, on 2002-10-14 01.05, Markus Kuhn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Pat Naughtin wrote on 2002-10-13 04:46 UTC: >> As another example, you might like to consider a range of women's wear made >> for a market in Bangkok in Thailand. As Thai women tend to be quite small it >> would not be feasible to buy a whole series of garments from Thailand and >> transport them (say) to a market in Iowa. > > Which is exactly the reason, why the new European Standard Clothes Sizes > Desigations offer the use a a two-dimensional size system, with a > primary size and a secondary size. American cusomers are already well > familiar with two-dimensional sizes from bras and jeans sizes. Could you elaborate on this 'two-dimensional size system' a bit more as I am unfamiliar with it. Thanks, Pat Naughtin CAMS Geelong, Australia
