Clothing Size US/EU/UK/FR/IT Table: Womens & Mens + Petite Note - Exact Formula & Chart
Emma Schutz
Emma Schutz

Clothing Size US/EU/UK/FR/IT Table: Womens & Mens + Petite Note - exact formula, chart and live converter. Type once, see every unit. Try our Clothing Size Converter free - private, in your browser.
Quick Answer
US 8 (M) = EU 36 = UK 12 = IT 42 = FR 38, bust 36in waist 28in.
Formula: EU ≈ US+28.
- Table US 0-20 to EU 30-50
- UK
- IT
- FR below plus petite note inseam 29 vs 31.
Formula & 1-10 Table
- Women US 4=EU 32=UK 8=IT 38=FR 34, US 8=EU 36=UK 12=IT 42=FR 38, US 12=EU 40=UK 16=IT 46
- Men US 38=EU 48=UK 38, US 40=EU 50=UK 40, US 44=EU 54=UK 44
- Petite: inseam 29 vs regular 31, height 5ft4 and under
Where You'll Use This
- Daily life - shopping, travel, recipes, or work specs need exact conversion.
- Avoid 20 percent errors - check US vs UK and metric vs imperial.
- Try our live converter - type once, see every unit, copy instantly.
How to use the converter in 3 steps
- Step 1: Select your From and To units (e.g., cm to inches).
- Step 2: Type the amount - every unit updates as you type.
- Step 3: Copy with the copy icon.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Mixing US vs UK systems - gallon, pint, and stone differ. Always check source.
- Rounding too early - keep full factor until final display, then round to 2 decimals.
- Using 1000 instead of 1024 for digital storage - RAM uses 1024, drive makers use 1000.
Always double-check your source system and use exact factor from BIPM or NIST.
Internal guides & tools
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Sources & standards
BIPM - SI Brochure 9th ed. - bipm.org
NIST SP 811 - Guide for SI - nist.gov
FAQ - People also ask
What is the exact formula?
See Quick Answer above - exact factor from BIPM/NIST. Keep full precision until final.
How do I convert without calculator?
Use our free converter - type value, get instant answer. Works offline after load.
Why does this matter?
Wrong conversion = wrong dose, size, or pay. Use exact factors.

