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One brand calls it M. Another calls it 40. We translate clothing and footwear labels back to the body—across Indian and global brands.
Compare directly from one brand to another, or start with a body measurement. The full atlas updates around your reference instantly.
Your body anchor sits near the middle of this brand's suggested size range.
Comparisons are indicative and normalised from published size ranges. Fabric, cut and chart updates affect fit. Always verify the individual product chart before buying.
Indian high street, global fashion, sportswear, ethnic wear, denim, formalwear and footwear—indexed into one searchable language.
We do not pretend M equals M. Every label is first treated as a range, anchored to the body, then translated into the closest range in another chart.
A brand's XS, M, UK 8 or EU 40 becomes the body-measurement interval behind that label—not a superficial text match.
We use the centre of a known, well-fitting size—or your direct measurement—as the stable reference that travels across charts.
The closest destination label is shown with your position inside its range, so you can see whether the result is roomy, centred or close.
Use a soft tape. Keep it level and close without pulling. Take each measurement twice, then enter the larger value in the studio.
Stand naturally. Pass the tape under your arms and around the fullest part of the chest or bust. Keep one finger beneath it for a comfortable body measurement.
Use the narrowest point of your torso, normally just above the navel. Relax and breathe normally.
Stand with your heel against a wall. Mark the longest toe, measure both feet, and use the longer one.
No shoes, heels against a wall, eyes level. Height is more dependable than age for children's clothing.
Size up for layering and ease. Consider the closer option for stretch fabrics or a fitted silhouette.
A label is temporary.
Your body is the constant.
No. sizes.co.in is an independent comparison experience. The ranges are indicative normalisations of published charts and are not a substitute for the size guide on a specific product page.
Cut, fabric, stretch, wash, intended silhouette and manufacturing tolerance all influence fit. A chart describes the body range; the individual product still determines the final feel.
It describes your body anchor's position inside the suggested size interval. Near the lower edge is roomier, the middle is centred, and near the upper edge is a closer fit.
Children grow at different rates, so age is only a rough label. Standing height is usually the most consistent starting point for comparing children's apparel charts.
Yes. The atlas is structured around body anchors, so categories such as lingerie, swimwear and specialist sports equipment can be added as dedicated chart families.