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Circumference in cm

15

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27

28,5

HANDS

MEN‘S

Size

XS

S

M

L

XL

XXL

3XL

34

36/38

38/40

40/42

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46

48

LADIES‘

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M

L

XL

XXL

3XL

4XL

5XL

Short Size

25

26

27

28

Standard Size

46

48

50

52

54

56

58

60

Long Size

94

98

102

106

110

Collar size in cm

37/38

39/40

41/42

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45/46

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OEKO-TEX

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standard 100 is an independent testing and certification system for all processing steps of textiles. It is prerequisite

for the certification of textiles according to OEKO-TEX

®

standard 100 that all the components of an article conform unfailingly to

the required criteria – apart from the shell this applies also e.g. to sewing threads, padding, imprints, etc. as well as non-textile

accessories, such as buttons, zips, studs, etc.

The testing for harmful substances comprises:

a) substances prohibited by law, b) legalised substances, c) chemicals known to be harmful, however not yet regulated by law,

d) parameters for health care. The requirements of testing for harmful substances as a whole go beyond existing national laws.

Laboratory tests and product classes:

OEKO-TEX

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testing for harmful substances is always defined according to the actual use of the textile. The more intense the skin contact

of a product, the more stringent requirements regarding human ecology it has to meet.

There are four product classes:

Class I:

textiles for babies and infants to the age of three (clothing, toys, terry products, etc.)

Class II:

textiles with skin contact (underwear, bed linen, T-shirts etc.)

Class III:

textiles without skin contact (jackets, coats, etc.)

Class IV:

decoration articles (curtains, tablecloths, covering for upholstery, etc.)

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