Men’s Clothing Size Converter: Convert Sizes Across Regions

Welcome to our free Men’s Clothing Size Converter! Need to find your size in another region? Select the clothing type, your region, and size, then convert it to another region below!

Major Sizing Systems:

• Asian Sizes (China, Japan, Korea) – Typically smaller than Western sizes, often labeled with numbers or S/M/L but running smaller.
• US Sizes – Based on inches, commonly used in North America.
• UK Sizes – Similar to US sizes but can differ, especially in women’s clothing.
• European (EU) Sizes – Numeric system, often based on body measurements in centimeters.

Fun Facts About Men’s Clothing Sizes:

• Tall vs. Regular vs. Short Fit – Many brands offer clothing in “Tall” and “Short” variations, adjusting sleeve and pant lengths without changing the width.
• Men’s Pants Use Actual Measurements – Unlike women’s clothing, men’s pants are typically labeled with waist and inseam measurements in inches (e.g., 32×34).
• Suits Follow a Number System – A suit labeled “40R” means a 40-inch chest with a Regular-length jacket, while “40L” means a longer fit.
• Shoe Sizes Vary by Country – A US men’s size 10 is a UK 9 and an EU 43, so international shopping requires conversion charts.
• Asian Sizing Runs Smaller – A “Large” in Japan or Korea often fits like a “Medium” or even “Small” in the US.

Tips for Finding Your Size

Ensure a great fit with these tips:

1. Adjust: Tailoring can perfect the fit.
2. Measure Yourself: Check chest, waist, and feet.
3. Check Uniqlo Charts: JP sizes differ—use their guides.
4. Try On: Sizes vary by region.