Asian to US Clothing Size Converter
Convert Asian clothing sizes to US sizes instantly. Perfect for shopping from Asian brands or when traveling to Asia.
Asian clothing sizes often run smaller than US sizes and use different fit preferences. Understanding these differences is crucial for finding the perfect fit when shopping from Asian retailers.
How to Convert Asian to US Clothing Sizes
Step-by-Step Guide
- Know Your Asian Size: Asian clothing sizes often use letter sizes (S, M, L, XL) or numerical sizes that differ from US standards. Always check the specific brand's size chart.
- Select Your Gender: Choose whether you're converting men's or women's clothing sizes. The conversion scales differ between genders.
- Use the Converter: Enter your body measurements (chest/bust, waist, hips) in the interactive converter above, or find your size in the quick reference charts.
- Size Up When in Doubt: Asian sizes typically run smaller than US sizes. Consider sizing up one or two sizes for a comfortable fit, especially if you prefer a looser style.
Shopping Tips for Asian Brands
- ✓Check Size Charts: Always check the specific brand's size chart, as sizing can vary significantly between different Asian brands and countries.
- ✓Read Reviews: Look for customer reviews that mention sizing, especially if customers mention whether items run small or large.
- ✓Measure Yourself: For the most accurate conversion, measure your body (chest/bust, waist, hips) and compare to the brand's size chart.
- ✓Consider Fit Style: Asian clothing often has a more fitted, slim-cut style. If you prefer a looser fit, definitely size up.
Women's Asian to US
Men's Asian to US
Interactive Clothing Size Converter
Input your body measurements and get the best-matching sizes across brands and ranges.
Body Measurements
Size Matches
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Understanding Asian vs US Clothing Sizing
Key Differences
Asian clothing sizes often differ significantly from US sizes, typically running smaller. Understanding these differences is crucial for accurate fitting.
Important Notes:
- • Asian sizes are often based on body measurements in centimeters.
- • Always check the specific brand's size chart for accuracy.
- • Consider the fit characteristics of each brand.
Conversion Guidelines
Men's Formula:
US Size ≈ Asian Size + 2
Example: Asian L ≈ US 40
Women's Formula:
US Size ≈ Asian Size + 4
Example: Asian M ≈ US 6
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Asian and US sizes?
Asian sizes are generally smaller than US sizes, typically running 1-2 sizes smaller. For example, an Asian size M may be equivalent to a US size S or XS. It's important to check the specific brand's size chart before purchasing, as sizing can vary significantly between different Asian brands and countries.
How do I measure my size accurately for Asian clothing?
Use a soft measuring tape to measure your bust/chest, waist, and hips in centimeters. Then compare these measurements to the brand's size chart. Asian brands often provide detailed size charts with body measurements, which is the most reliable way to find your correct size.
Should I size up when buying Asian clothing?
Yes, it's generally recommended to size up 1-2 sizes when buying Asian clothing, especially if you prefer a looser fit. Asian clothing often has a more fitted, slim-cut style, so sizing up can help ensure a comfortable fit. Always check the brand's size chart and customer reviews for specific guidance.
Do all Asian countries use the same sizing system?
No, different Asian countries may use different sizing systems. For example, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Southeast Asian brands may all have slightly different sizing standards. Always check the specific brand's size chart, especially when shopping from international Asian retailers.