Product Size Chart: Women's T-Shirts

For women's T-shirts, use your bust measurement as the primary reference. Waist and shoulder measurements can help refine the fit, especially for slim, fitted, or cropped styles.

Size	Bust	Waist
XXS	76–80 cm / 30–31.5 in	58–62 cm / 23–24.5 in
XS	80–84 cm / 31.5–33 in	62–66 cm / 24.5–26 in
S	84–88 cm / 33–34.5 in	66–70 cm / 26–27.5 in
M	88–94 cm / 34.5–37 in	70–76 cm / 27.5–30 in
L	94–100 cm / 37–39.5 in	76–82 cm / 30–32.5 in
XL	100–106 cm / 39.5–42 in	82–88 cm / 32.5–34.5 in
XXL / 2XL	106–112 cm / 42–44 in	88–94 cm / 34.5–37 in
XXXL / 3XL	112–118 cm / 44–46.5 in	94–100 cm / 37–39.5 in
4XL	118–124 cm / 46.5–49 in	100–106 cm / 39.5–42 in
5XL	124–130 cm / 49–51 in	106–112 cm / 42–44 in

Common Numeric Size Conversion

Letter Size	US	UK	EU
XXS	0	4	32
XS	2	6	34
S	4–6	8–10	36–38
M	8–10	12–14	40–42
L	12–14	16–18	44–46
XL	16–18	20–22	48–50
XXL / 2XL	20–22	24–26	52–54
3XL	24–26	28–30	56–58
4XL	28–30	32–34	60–62
5XL	32–34	36–38	64–66

International conversions are approximate and may vary by brand.

How to Measure

Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level across your back.

Waist: Measure around your natural waistline without pulling the tape tightly.

Shoulders: Measure across your back from one shoulder point to the other.

Choosing the Right Size

Slim / Fitted — sits closer through the bust and waist.
Regular Fit — provides a balanced fit with comfortable room.
Relaxed Fit — offers additional room through the body.
Oversized Fit — intentionally designed larger; sizing up is usually unnecessary.

If you fall between two sizes, choose the larger size for a looser fit or the smaller size for a closer fit.

Fabric & Fit

Stretch fabrics may accommodate a wider range of body measurements.

100% cotton T-shirts may shrink slightly if washed or dried at high temperatures.

Cropped styles affect garment length, not necessarily the overall size.

Please Note

Women's T-shirt sizing is not completely standardized between brands. Fabric, cut, shoulder construction, and intended fit can all affect sizing.

Use bust as the primary reference, with waist and shoulders as additional fit checks. Brand-specific or product-specific sizing information should take priority when available.