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Size converter

Most converters give one answer and hide where it came from. This one gives up to three and labels each: the formula, the brands' own charts, and the people who wear both. Where they disagree, you see the disagreement instead of an average.

Three answers, never blended

  1. Source 1

    Formula

    The arithmetic that defines the systems: Paris points, barleycorns, a bust girth halved. Always available, and the least likely to match a real garment.

  2. Source 2

    Brand charts

    What each brand prints on its own size guide, checked by hand against the brand's page. Shown for one brand, and tallied across all of them so you can see where brands split.

  3. Source 3

    Wearers

    The sizes people who own both brands actually wear. Shown only once five different people stand behind an answer. Charts describe a garment; wearers describe a fit.

Nothing here is paid for. No brand can buy a better conversion, and a conversion never changes because of what a shop pays us. Read where we can be wrong.

Why the numbers disagree

Better than any conversion

Tell us one item you own and how it fits. We read that brand's chart, place you on it, and give your size at every other brand, with a confidence level on each.