Clothing Size Converter

Pick your gender and garment type, then use Quick Convert: set From to US, choose your size, and the table highlights the matching UK, EU, JP, and KR equivalents in the same row. For example, a US Women's 6 lines up with a UK 10 and an EU 38.

The conversions are approximate guidelines based on common international standards. Real sizing varies between brands, manufacturers, and even product lines within the same label, so always check a specific brand's size guide when you can — and cross-reference the centimeter measurement columns for the closest match.

Japanese and Korean systems are calibrated to different body proportions, so a "Medium" in JP or KR usually fits a smaller frame than a US or EU Medium. This is exactly why matching against the body measurements in centimeters gives the most reliable result.

Use a flexible tape over light clothing. Measure bust/chest around the fullest part of the chest, waist around the narrowest part of the natural waistline, and hips around the fullest part of the hips. Compare those numbers (in cm) with the measurement columns in the chart.

When your measurements fall between two sizes, it is generally safer to size up for structured garments like jackets and dress shirts. For stretchy fabrics, the smaller size often works fine.

Women's and men's sizing use separate charts, so switch the gender toggle first. Women's covers tops, bottoms, and dresses, while men's covers tops and bottoms — each with its own set of US, UK, EU, JP, and KR equivalents.

No. This converter focuses on adult women's and men's clothing. Children's sizing follows different standards (often by age or height) and needs its own conversion charts.