Then that sizing system, they keep it for a while as, like, the rule, if that makes any sense.

然后，他们将这个尺寸系统保留一段时间，就像规则一样，如果这有意义的话。

It was the Napoleonic wars and later the Civil War in the US that demanded a sizing system for the mass production of clothing for the first time.

正是在拿破仑战争和后来的美国内战中，首次要求为服装的大规模生产采用尺码系统。

And there had been a sizing system for men, but half the population is still having to make all of their own clothes or hiring someone to make all of their own clothes.

已经有针对男性的尺码系统，但一半的人仍然必须自己制作所有衣服或雇用某人自己制作所有衣服。

So the garment industry sort of takes her 26 sizes and then turns it into, like, a version of this sizing system we have now for women, which is, like, two, four, six, eight, 10, 12. There's not 26 sizes.

因此，服装行业采用了 26 种尺码，然后将其变成了我们现在针对女性的尺码系统的一个版本，即 2、4、6、8、10、12。没有 26 种尺码。尺寸。