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Women's Clothing Size Converter

Match US, UK, EU, French, Italian, Japanese and Korean women's sizes at a glance.

Korea 77 (100) =

International
L
US
10–12
UK
14–16
EU (DE)
40–42
France
42–44
Italy
46–48
Japan
13

Actual measurements vary by brand even for the same label. For the best fit, measure yourself in centimeters and check the brand's own size chart.

Full size conversion chart

KoreaInternationalUSUKEU (DE)FranceItalyJapan
44 (85)XS0–24–632–3434–3638–405
55 (90)S2–46–834–3636–3840–427–9
66 (95)M6–810–1238404411
77 (100)L10–1214–1640–4242–4446–4813
88 (105)XL14–161844465015–17
99 (110)XXL18–2020–2246–4848–5052–5419–21

Actual measurements vary by brand even for the same label. For the best fit, measure yourself in centimeters and check the brand's own size chart.

How to use

  1. Pick the country or sizing system you already know — e.g. "US" if the garment was bought in US sizing.
  2. Select your size and the equivalents in every other system appear at once.
  3. Check the full chart below too — knowing the neighboring sizes helps when you're between sizes.

Frequently asked questions

Why do sizes differ so much between countries?+

Each country grades sizes differently: Korea and Japan label actual measurements (mm/cm), the US and UK use inches and their own grades, and Europe uses separate number systems. They're different names for the same body, so a chart can line them up.

What is a US 6 in EU and UK sizes?+

A US 6 is roughly an EU (German) 38, UK 10, French 40, Italian 44 — international size M.

Are US and UK numbers the same?+

No — UK sizes run about 4 higher than US for the same body. A US 8 is a UK 12.

What if a brand's sizing doesn't match the chart?+

This chart follows the standard international correspondence, but cuts vary by brand — expect up to one size of drift. The safest check is the brand's own size chart with actual measurements in centimeters.

Is it really free?+

Yes. No sign-up, no install, no usage limits. The site is ad-supported.

Unit guide

How each country grades women's sizes

The US uses even numbers (0·2·4…), the UK runs about 4 higher, Germany uses 32·34…, France adds 2 to the German number, and Italy adds 4 to the French one. Japan uses odd numbers (5·7·9), and Korea pairs traditional labels (44·55·66) with chest-based ones (85·90·95).

So one body can be US 4 = UK 8 = DE 36 = FR 38 = IT 42 = JP 9 = KR 55 — the same size wearing seven different names. That's why cross-border shopping gets confusing fast.

Checking with real measurements

Measure your bust at the fullest point and your waist at the narrowest, keeping the tape level. Around 85 cm bust is roughly S, 90 cm is M. For dresses and outerwear, also check the shoulder width (seam to seam).

Brand-to-brand drift is bigger for bottoms and dresses than tops. The most reliable trick: lay a well-fitting garment flat, measure it, and compare against the product's listed measurements.

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