
Sports Bra Size Chart: Three Brand Charts From XXS to 7X
Sports bra size charts from Nike, SHEFIT and Superfit Hero: which one wants your bra size, which wants bust and rib cage, and what to do between two rows.
Plus size guides that go past clothing: which brands carry your size, which chairs and bed frames hold your weight, and which towels actually wrap around.
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A size chart only helps once your own measurements are right. Measure first with these guides, then convert between UK, US and EU below.

Sports bra size charts from Nike, SHEFIT and Superfit Hero: which one wants your bra size, which wants bust and rib cage, and what to do between two rows.

How sock sizes map to shoe sizes on three brands' charts, from XS to XXL and numbered sizes 10 to 14, the men's-to-women's gap, big-foot sizes and fit checks.

What a suit size like 54R or 3X means, the four numbers to measure, and four sellers' charts from a 34 to a 68 inch chest, with jacket lengths by height.

How to measure ankle, calf and leg length for compression socks, then read five size charts from four brands, with calf ranges that run up to 24 inches.

32DD sister sizes are 30DDD and 34D in US letters and 30E and 34D in UK letters, with the rows ThirdLove, Playtex and Harlow & Fox print for bands up to 48.

US, UK, EU, French and Australian bra sizes from four brands' own charts, past DD up to a UK L cup, with sister sizes and the rows where the charts disagree.

European shoe size conversion for women's US 11 to 13 and men's 13 to 16 from six brands' own charts, plus a table taking EU 46 to 50 back to US sizes.

How to measure round the palm, across it and wrist to fingertip, then read five brands' glove size charts from XS to XXXL, number sizes and big-hand limits.

Where the tape goes for a chest measurement, the mistakes that add or lose inches, and what five brands' charts call a 48 to 70 inch chest, from 2XL to 7XL.

US ring sizes to 16 in mm and inches from two jewellers' charts, how to measure at home and how far off each way runs, larger knuckles, and UK and EU sizes.

Dress shirt neck and sleeve sizes like 17½ 34/35, how to measure both at home, and five brands' charts from S to 6XL, with big and tall necks up to 24 inches.

What a 16, 16W, 16 Plus, a waist-size 30 or a 1X jean means in inches: one chart with four labels side by side, then five brands' plus waist and hip rows.

Foot length in inches and cm set against US women's, US men's and UK shoe sizes, up to women's 17 and men's 18, and the rows where brand charts disagree.

What B, D, 2E, 4E, W and XW mean on women's and men's shoes, where the brands' charts disagree, and which width to order if your feet are wide or swell.

A women's size chart from 0 to 32W with the bust, waist and hip inches behind each number, four retailers' real rows, and which brands publish your size.

Take bust, waist and hip, find the row on the brand's chart, and let the largest number pick the size. With two real dress ranges and their prices to try it on.

Measure both feet on a sheet of paper, take the longer one, and read it off a size chart that lists foot length in inches. Then check width before you order.

Measure your inseam from a pair that fits in two minutes, then match it to the inches behind Petite, Regular and Long at four brands that print the number.

A UK 6 is a US 2, and the whole scale runs four numbers apart. Here is the table, three retailers' own rows for a UK 6, and where the rule stops working.