An age label helps organize a range. A measurement chart tells you what you are actually buying. Confirm both for the exact style before deciding whether it suits your customers.
Age labels do not replace measurements
Yunya Studio’s overall range covers newborn to 16 years. That does not mean every product is available in every age. Stock styles have specific size assortments, and different garment shapes may use different labels. Do not assume a supplier’s age or height label is directly equivalent to a US or European size.
Ask whether a chart describes body measurements or finished garment measurements. They serve different purposes: a finished garment includes the ease built into its design. Compare the chart with your own fit reference and the intended use.
Define each measurement point
| Point | Question to resolve |
|---|---|
| Chest width | Is it measured flat across the garment, and at which point? |
| Body length | Does it start at the high shoulder point or the back neckline? |
| Sleeve length | Does it start at the shoulder seam or the neckline? |
| Waist | Is the elastic relaxed, stretched, or measured both ways? |
| Trouser length | Is this the outseam or inseam, and is the waistband included? |
Use a diagram or annotated sample photo where a term could be misunderstood. Specify centimetres or inches and keep the same unit throughout. Do not double a flat width or convert a measurement unless the source method is clear.
For stock orders, request the available assortment
Confirm the actual sizes supplied within each style-and-color selection. A minimum of five pieces / sets per style and color does not mean that any five sizes can be chosen freely. Ask for the current assortment and compare it with your intended sales range before approving the order.
For custom orders, approve the size breakdown
Provide your measurement chart or ask to develop one from a reference sample. Confirm the base sample size, the measurements for each other size and the quantity per size. Mixed sizes are available within the custom minimum of 100 pieces / sets per style and color.
Agree measurement tolerances and the condition in which the garment is measured. Wash-related changes need their own agreed assessment. No universal tolerance or shrinkage allowance should be assumed for all products.
Before you approve
- The exact style and size labels are identified.
- Body and garment measurements are distinguished.
- Units and measurement points are defined.
- The assortment or size-by-size quantities are confirmed.
- The sample chart version and tolerances are recorded.
Use this checklist alongside the sampling guide and include your chart in the project brief.