TO the untrained shopper, Zara can feel like an endless maze of dresses, blouses, pants and other fashion finds.
But with one shopping secret, you’ll soon be on your way to finding the most flattering clothes at the popular retailer.
The next time you go on a Zara shopping spree, take a look at the clothing labels.
You may find a small shape next to the size label, which serves a greater purpose than being decorative.
According to the fashion and beauty Instagram account Dailychiclife, there’s a reason Zara tags have the symbols on them and you can use the shapes to find a better fit.
In a video, the Zara expert wrote that the square symbol means the garment fits true to size.
Meanwhile, a triangle on the label means the item runs small and you may want to size up.
Finally, a circle symbol on a Zara clothing label indicates that the item runs large, meaning you may want to size down if you want a tighter fit.
In the comment section, some people seemed annoyed that Zara would label their clothes this way.
One wrote, “They can just make clothes that fit right.”
Another said: “Zara plays squid games.”
“‘Hey boss should we label it as medium?’ “No fam, small with a circle,” joked a third commenter.
However, a Zara employee argued, “I have been working in Zara for over 4 years and the shapes only indicate the category of the clothes.”
They added that a square symbol means a garment is part of the basic collection and a circle means it is in the women’s collection.
In addition, a triangle meant it was in the Trafaluc collection, a collection that was marketed to teenagers and is no longer in production.
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