论文信息 - The Development of New Clothing Size Charts for Female Kenyan Children. Part I: Using Anthropometric Data to Create Size Charts

The Development of New Clothing Size Charts for Female Kenyan Children. Part I: Using Anthropometric Data to Create Size Charts

This series of papers is based on an anthropometric survey conducted on 618 female Kenyan children aged from two to six years. Part I discusses the procedures in which correlation coefficients of 33 parameters were analysed, resulting in a centilong system based on height, outside leg, chest, and hip as key dimensions. These were categorized and size-designated.

R. B. Otieno | C. Fairhurst

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