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The Development of New Clothing Size Charts for Female Kenyan Children. Part II: Size-range Categorization and Presentation of Final Size Charts

This paper is based on an anthropometric survey conducted on 618 female Kenyan children. Whereas Part I focused on the initial analysis of raw anthropometric data and determination of key dimensions, Part II details step-by-step procedures in the development of size ranges, body- measurement tables, ease allowances, and final size charts for Kenyan children based on the raw data of the key dimensions discussed in Part I. Conclusions on the efficacy of size-chart development are presented.