Clothing Size Converter

Tees and fleece are usually close to US sizing, but Asian-market batches can be shorter in body length. Measure chest width and garment length flat before choosing.

Adidas basics are commonly TTS, while Yeezy Gap cuts are intentionally wide and cropped. Use seller shoulder, chest, and length measurements to decide between retail fit and normal fit.

Most hoodies and tees are boxy with dropped shoulders. Go TTS for the intended oversized look; size down only after checking chest and length in cm.

Basics usually follow clean Asian sizing and can run slimmer than US mall brands. Compare flat garment measurements, especially shoulder width on shirts and overshirts.

Fast-fashion sizing changes by collection. Jackets may be slim in shoulders, while pants can vary by rise and inseam, so seller chart measurements matter more than label size.

Denim should be selected by measured waist, hip, rise, and inseam rather than S/M/L conversion. Check whether the seller measures laid-flat waist or body waist.

Outdoor fleece and shells are often TTS with room for layering. If you plan to wear hoodies underneath, compare chest width and sleeve length instead of sizing up blindly.

Technical jackets can be trim through chest and hips, and rep batches may shorten sleeves or body length. Check flat chest, back length, and sleeve measurements carefully.

Workwear and streetwear pieces often use relaxed blocks, but Asia-market batches can shrink the body length. Measure your favorite tee or jacket flat for comparison.

Supreme is usually close to US streetwear sizing; BAPE often follows smaller Japanese sizing. For hoodies, shoulder width and chest width are the safest checks.

Down jackets need room for insulation and layers. Verify chest, shoulder, sleeve, and total length, and avoid sizing only from numbered labels.

Silhouettes are intentionally oversized with wide shoulders and long sleeves. Size down for a cleaner fit only after checking the seller chart against a garment you own.