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Inside the confusing world of women’s clothing sizes - YouTube

Finding the right clothing size can indeed be a daunting task, especially when different countries and regions have their own unique size systems. For instance, European countries each have their own size chart, with British sizes commonly used in Australia and New Zealand, and French sizes used in Belgium, Spain, and Portugal. German sizes are widespread in Austria, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. Furthermore, American, European, and Japanese designers all have their own sizing systems, making it even more challenging. An example of this is that a U.S. women’s size zero is roughly equivalent to a 30 or 32 in France. To add to the complexity, Italian sizes 38 (and 40) usually translate to small sizes in the United States, typically ranging from women’s size 4 to 6. If we look at French size 40, it commonly aligns with an American medium or size 10. Given this array of different sizing systems, it can be immensely helpful to consult a personal stylist or take advantage of online resources that provide detailed size guides for international clothing. By doing so, you can ensure a better fit and avoid the headache of inconsistent sizing. LMK if you’d like an international sizing conversion chart to keep handy and I’ll send it your way. #shoppingtips #stylingtipsforwomen #womensclothing #womenssizingisridiculous #stylisttips | TikTok

Finding the right clothing size can indeed be a daunting task ...

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