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Asked: June 6, 20262026-06-06T09:08:54+00:00 2026-06-06T09:08:54+00:00

I have a table named size here, something like this: size id | size

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I have a table named size here, something like this:

size id | size name 
   1            S
   2            M
   3            L
   4            XL

But I am confused when I found that the size must have any category, I mean something like cloth_size, pant_size, sheets_size. That would be different. Row will be 6XL, 5XL, 4XL. I think I should crate the table sheets_size like:

size id size name 
1            S
2            M
3            L
4            XL
5            XXL

or should I create the table category like:

category_id category_name
1              cloth
2              dress
3              pants
4              sheets

table size:

size id | size name   | category
1            S              1
2            M              1
3            L              1
4            XL             1  
5            XXL            4

Which one better?

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    2026-06-06T09:08:55+00:00Added an answer on June 6, 2026 at 9:08 am

    I believe the best and easiest method is to have a table with all categories, like you described:

    category_id  |   category_name
        1        |      cloth
        2        |      dress
        3        |      pants
        4        |      sheets
    

    and then have a table with all sizes (from S to 6XL)

       size id   |   size name 
          1      |       S
          2      |       M
         ...     |      ...
          10     |      6XL
    

    These two tables will be in a many-to-many relationship since one category can have many sizes and one size can belong to many categories. This means that you will need a third table to hold the primary keys of each table.

       category_id   |   size_id
            1        |      1
            1        |      2
           ...       |     ...
    

    This basically translates to category 1, has sizes 1 and 2, as in cloth has sizes S and M.

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