Size Converter: Turn Chinese and EU Sizes Into Yours Before the Parcel Leaves China

Fitted pieces often do, by about one size against Western letters, so a seller's L may fit like your M. Oversized streetwear is the exception and often fits true to your usual size. A label like 175/92A tells you the height and chest it was cut for. Compare the seller's centimetre chart with a garment you own, allowing 1–2 cm.

On a common men's trainer chart, EU 42 is about US men's 8.5, US women's 10 and UK 7.5, for a foot of roughly 26.5 cm. Brands can differ by half a size, so a seller's chart in millimetres beats any general table. Measure your foot in the evening. When the pair reaches the warehouse, ask the agent for the insole length.

It describes the body the garment was cut for: about 175 cm tall, a 92 cm chest, and a regular build shown by the letter A. Y means slim, while B and C are fuller. Sellers often label that size L, yet it usually fits like a Western men's M. On trousers, the second number is waist girth instead of chest. Go by the centimetres, not the letter.

It's foot length in millimetres, so 265 means a 26.5 cm foot. Many shoe listings use this instead of EU sizes; on a common trainer chart, a 260 listing is about EU 41 or US men's 8. Measure standing, from heel to longest toe, ideally in the evening. Choose the listing that matches your measured length rather than your usual size.

Take your head circumference in inches, divide it by π, and round to the nearest eighth. A 58.8 cm head, for example, gives a fitted size of 7 3/8. Measure with a soft tape about a finger's width above the ears, where the cap sits. Fitted caps don't adjust, so if you fall between two sizes, order the larger one.

Only while the item is still in the agent's warehouse in China and the seller agrees to an exchange. Once the parcel ships, the size is yours to keep. PandaBuy's 4 photos rarely showed a tape measure, and that gap still matters at today's agents. Ask the warehouse to measure before you pay for shipping, and settle every size question then.

No. All three converters, for shoes, clothing labels and fitted caps, run entirely in your browser. The sizes, foot lengths and head measurements you type aren't sent anywhere or saved between visits, and no account is needed. You can check as many listings as you want without leaving a trace. Use it freely while comparing sizes before you order.