Clothing Size Converter
Select a size to see equivalents
Sizes may vary by brand. Use as a reference only.
Select your gender and clothing category (tops, pants, or shoes), then choose the sizing standard you know (EU, US, UK, IT, or INT). Click your size to instantly see its equivalents across all other standards. The highlighted card shows your source size. Note: sizes are approximate averages — always check brand-specific size guides when shopping.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between EU and US clothing sizes?
EU sizes are based on body measurements in centimeters, while US sizes use a numerical or letter system (XS/S/M/L/XL or numerical for jeans). For example, an EU 48 men's jacket corresponds to US "L". Women's sizes differ too: EU 38 = US 8 for tops.
How do UK clothing sizes compare to EU?
UK women's sizes typically run about 4 numbers lower than EU sizes (EU 36 = UK 8). UK men's clothing often uses the same letter system (S/M/L) but shoes differ significantly: UK sizes run about 1 full size below EU.
What does "INT" size mean?
INT (International) refers to the generic letter-based system: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL, 4XL. It is widely used by sportswear and casual brands globally, though exact measurements vary between manufacturers.
Are Italian clothing sizes different from EU sizes?
Italian (IT) sizes typically match EU numeric sizes exactly for most garments (IT 46 = EU 46 for men's jackets). However, some Italian luxury brands cut slightly smaller, so it's always worth checking the brand's own size chart.
Why do sizes vary between brands?
Clothing sizes are not standardized across manufacturers. A "size M" from one brand may differ by 2–5 cm from another brand's "M". This is especially true for jeans, where the fit (slim, regular, loose) also plays a major role.