Women's Dress Size & Body Measurement Converter
Women's dress sizing varies across international standards. US sizes use even numbers (0-16), UK sizes are offset by +4, and European sizes are offset by +32.
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Bust 36", Waist 28", Hip 38": Outputs US Size 8 - 10 | UK 12 - 14 | EU 40 - 42 | Medium (M).
📖 About Women's Dress Size & Body Measurement Converter
Women's dress sizing varies across international standards. US sizes use even numbers (0-16), UK sizes are offset by +4, and European sizes are offset by +
32.
To use the Women's Dress Size & Body Measurement Converter, enter your Bust Circumference (Fullest point), Waist Circumference (Narrowest point), Hip Circumference (Fullest point). The calculator instantly computes Estimated US Dress Size, UK / AU Equivalent Dress Size and more. Results update in real time as you change any input — no submit button needed.
How to Use This Calculator
Enter your Bust Circumference (Fullest point) (e.g. 36 in inches), Waist Circumference (Narrowest point) (e.g. 28 in inches), and Hip Circumference (Fullest point) (e.g. 38 in inches). Results update instantly as you type — adjust any value to compare scenarios.
The Formula
US Size 0-2 (XS): Bust ≤32", Waist ≤25"
US Size 4-6 (S): Bust 33-34", Waist 26-27"
US Size 8-10 (M): Bust 35-37", Waist 28-30"
US Size 12-14 (L): Bust 38-40", Waist 31-33"
UK Size = US Size + 4 | EU Size = US Size + 32
Worked Example
Bust 36", Waist 28", Hip 38":
Outputs US Size 8 - 10 | UK 12 - 14 | EU 40 - 42 | Medium (M).
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