Women's Clothing Size Chart

Women's Clothing Size Chart
US example range	UK example range	EU example range	Bust range	Waist range	Hip range
0–2	4–6	30–32	30–35 in / 76–89 cm	23.5–27.5 in / 60–70 cm	33–37.5 in / 84–95 cm
4–6	8–10	34–36	31.5–37 in / 80–94 cm	25–29.5 in / 64–75 cm	34.5–39.5 in / 88–100 cm
8–10	12–14	38–40	34.5–38 in / 88–97 cm	28–30.5 in / 71–77 cm	37.5–40.5 in / 95–103 cm
12–14	16–18	42–44	37.5–40 in / 95–102 cm	30.5–32.5 in / 77–83 cm	40.5–43.5 in / 103–110 cm
16–18	20–22	46–48	40.5–43 in / 103–109 cm	33.5–36 in / 85–91 cm	43.5–46.5 in / 110–118 cm

Use the measurements that matter most for women's clothing

Compare bust, waist and hip together; a fitted garment may need the larger row when those measurements do not all land in the same size.

Treat S/M/L and country labels as ranges, not standardized body dimensions.

Method & references

These sources support the measurement method and help check real-world variation. They are not presented as one universal brand-size table.

ISO 8559-2:2025 — Size designation of clothes — Primary and secondary dimension indicators — International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Clothing methodology: size designation should be based on defined body measurements rather than assuming universal retail labels.
ISO 8559-3:2018 — Methodology for body measurement tables and intervals — International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Clothing methodology: body measurement tables are population- and interval-based rather than one universal brand-independent chart.
Ladies Size Guide — H&M. Cross-check for women’s US/UK/EU clothing labels and bust, waist, and hip body measurements.
Women's Clothing and Underwear Size Charts — Calvin Klein. Second-brand cross-check for women’s pants, dresses, outerwear, and the variation in numeric sizes at similar body measurements.

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