AS 1182-1997

Specifies a size designation and size coding scheme for ready-made garments based on actual body measurements over underclothing. Body measurements are specified for four sizes in infants' clothing, and for six sizes (2-7) with common measurements for boys and girls. Two additional body measurement tables are included, one for boys and one for girls for sizes 8 to 18. Two methods are given for labelling standard coded sizes, one of which uses the ISO pictogram. The Standard also specifies similar methods for labelling non-coded sizes.

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The following are represented on Technical Committee CS-092:
Australian Fashion Council
AWTA Product Testing (Testing Interests Australia)
Capability and Sustainment Group (Australian Government)
Consumers Federation of Australia
CSIRO
National Measurement Institute
National Retail Association Australia
Queensland University of Technology
RMIT University

The Standard sets out a system of designating and labelling the sizes of infants' and children's clothing. The control dimensions on which the size designation is based and the method of indicating these dimensions on the label are specified. The Standard also includes body measurement tables for standard coded sizes which meet the needs of a very high proportion of Australian infants and children. The size code number is linked with the control dimensions on the label and is a means of quickly identifying individual sizes.Size designation charts which specify the control dimensions related to each Standard size are also included.NOTE: To cover the complete range of schoolwear for girls and boys up to school leaving age, sizes 8 to 18 are included in the Standard.

First published as AS L7-1957.
AS L20 first published 1961.
AS L7-1957 and AS L20-1961 revised, amalgamated and redesignated AS L50-1971.
Revised and redesignated AS 1182-1972.
Second edition 1980.
Third edition 1997.
Reconfirmed 2020.