Clothing Size Converter

For women, US size 6 is approximately UK 10. The general rule is to add 4 to the US size to get the UK size. For men's shirts and pants, US and UK sizes are typically the same. Use the converter above for exact mappings.

For women, add approximately 30 to the US size to get the EU size (e.g., US 6 = EU 36). For men, EU sizes are typically US size plus 10 for shirts and US size plus 16 for pants. These are approximations — use the charts for exact conversions.

Letter sizes (XS through XXL) map to different numeric sizes depending on the country. A US Medium is typically UK 12-14 for women and US 38-40 for men. Asian letter sizes run 1-2 sizes smaller than US/UK equivalents.

Asian sizing is based on different body measurement standards. What is labeled L in Asia might correspond to S or M in the US. This is due to differences in average body proportions, not a quality difference. Always check measurements rather than relying on letter sizes.

Use a soft measuring tape over light undergarments. Measure bust/chest at the fullest point, waist at the narrowest point above the belly button, and hips at the widest point. Stand straight and breathe normally. Measure in inches or centimeters.

If you are between two sizes, size up for a more comfortable fit, especially for structured garments like blazers and dress pants. For stretchy fabrics like jersey tops, staying true to size or sizing down is usually fine.

No. Men's and women's sizes use completely different scales and are cut differently. A women's size 10 is not equivalent to a men's size 10. Always use gender-specific charts. Some unisex items use men's sizing as the default.

Yes, significantly. Size charts are based on industry standards but brands interpret them differently. Some brands run large (known as vanity sizing), others run small. Always check the specific brand's size chart alongside these general conversions.

For tops and shirts: bust/chest. For pants: waist and hip. For dresses: bust, waist, and hip. Inseam is important for pants length. Neck and sleeve measurements are used for men's dress shirts.

Yes. This converter is completely free, runs entirely in your browser, and requires no registration. Your measurements are never sent to any server.

Separate converters and charts for women and men because sizing scales differ completely between genders. Women's sizes use different numbering than men's, and body measurement proportions are different.

Convert sizes for tops/shirts, pants/trousers, and dresses (women only). Each type uses different measurements and may have different size mappings between countries.

Convert between US, UK, EU, and Asian sizing. Asian sizes are included for tops and shirts where letter-size mapping differs most significantly from Western standards.

Every size shows corresponding body measurements in inches — bust/chest, waist, hip, neck, sleeve, and inseam depending on the clothing type. This helps you verify which size actually fits your body.

For tops and shirts, letter sizes (XS through XXL) are mapped to numeric sizes in each system. See exactly what 'Medium' means in US, UK, EU, and Asian sizing.

Full size charts for women's tops, women's pants, women's dresses, men's shirts, and men's pants — each with body measurements. Your converted size is highlighted.

Visual guide showing exactly where and how to measure bust, waist, hips, neck, sleeve length, and inseam for the most accurate size selection.

When you select a size in the converter, the matching row is highlighted in the corresponding chart. See your size in context alongside nearby sizes.

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All results update immediately when you change gender, clothing type, size system, or selected size. No buttons to click — experiment freely.