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Clothing sizes that start with your measurements.

Estimate a practical starting size from bust/chest, waist and hips — or convert a known label between common international systems. The tool shows uncertainty instead of pretending clothing sizes are universal.

✓ Women & men✓ Body-measurement fit finder✓ EU · US · UK · AU✓ Brand variation made clear
Clothing Size Converter
Local · instant · no signup
Step 1

What are you sizing?

fullest point
natural waist
fullest point
Leave a measurement blank if you do not know it. For multi-measurement garments, the recommendation is driven by the measurement needing the larger size.
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Fit logic that does not hide the trade-off.For dresses and full-body garments, bust, waist and hips are considered together. The largest requirement drives the starting size.
Suggested starting point
Body measurements
EU 40
women's full-body reference
Based on the largest size needed across your entered measurements.
Strong measurement match

Your measurements fit closely within one reference row.

Measure once, convert smarter

The way you measure matters more than the label on an old garment.

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Use a soft tapeKeep it level and comfortably close to the body without pulling it tight.
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Measure the correct pointsBust/chest at the fullest part, waist at the natural narrow point, hips at the fullest point.
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Let the largest requirement leadFor a dress or jacket, one measurement may need a larger size than another. The tool shows that mismatch.
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Check the actual brandStretch, cut, ease and fit preference can shift the best size even when body measurements match.

Nearby reference sizes

See the neighboring rows around your recommendation rather than treating one label as an absolute answer.

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Reference basisWomen's measurement fitting uses a current H&M body-size reference table. Men's top/chest and waist references use current ASOS measurement tables, with international jacket labels where those are published. Retailers explicitly note that other brands can vary, so OneFreePlace treats every result as a starting point rather than a universal standard.