How to convert clothing sizes between US, EU, and UK

Pick the size you know — read its equivalent in every other sizing system.

A US 8 dress is a UK 12, an EU 40, an Italian 44, and a Japanese 13 — same garment, five numbers. The Clothing Size Converter keeps the international charts straight for dresses, suits, and shirts.

Try it — pick a chart and size

How it works

  1. Chart — women’s dress, men’s suit, or shirt collar.
  2. Known size — pick the system and number you wear.
  3. Equivalents — read all other systems at once.

The offsets

Women’s dresses: UK = US + 4, EU = US + 32, IT = US + 36, JP = US + 5. Men’s suits: UK = US (both chest inches), EU = US + 10. Shirt collars: EU cm ≈ US inches × 2.54. These alignments sit on the size-designation framework of ISO 8559-1.

Why fit still varies

Size numbers designate body dimensions, but brands add different ease and follow vanity-sizing drift. Between two candidate sizes, the garment’s own cm measurements beat any chart — convert here, then verify against the brand table.

Sources & methodology

Methodology reference: ISO 8559-1 (size designation of clothes). Sizing varies by brand and cut — use the converted size as a starting point, not a guarantee of fit. Everything runs client-side in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

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