Women’s Size Charts Reference

Below are the most commonly used size charts across UK retailers such as ASOS, M&S, New Look, and M&Co. All measurements are given in both inches and centimetres.

Standard Women’s Size Chart

UK Size	Bust (in)	Bust (cm)	Waist (in)	Waist (cm)	Hip (in)	Hip (cm)
4	30¾	78	24	60	33	83.5
6	32	80.5	25	62.5	34	86
8	33	83	26	65	35	88.5
10	35	88	28	70	37	93.5
12	37	93	30	75	39	98.5
14	39	98	31	80	41	103.5
16	41	103	33	85	43	108.5
18	44	110.5	36	92.5	46	116
20	45	114	38½	98	47½	121
22	47¼	120	41	104	50	127

International Size Conversion Chart

UK	EU	US	IT	AU
6	34	2	38	6
8	36	4	40	8
10	38	6	42	10
12	40	8	44	12
14	42	10	46	14
16	44	12	48	16
18	46	14	50	18
20	48	16	52	20

Important note: The charts above are standard reference values. Different brands may use slightly different fits (e.g., A-line, bodycon, stretch fabrics). Always check the specific size guide on each product page before ordering.

Height & Weight to UK Size Reference Table

This table is a general guide only. Always check your measurements against the brand’s size chart.

Height (cm)	Weight (kg)	Common UK Size	Notes
155–160	45–50	6–8	Slim or petite build. Consider Petite ranges if available.
160–165	50–55	8–10	Average build. Regular fit is usually suitable.
160–165	55–62	10–12	Average with a fuller shape. Hip measurement becomes especially important.
165–170	55–60	10–12	Taller and slimmer. Some brands may require Tall ranges.
165–170	62–70	12–14	Taller with more curve. Pay close attention to waist and hip measurements.
168–175	65–72	14–16	Tall and noticeably curvy. Prioritise the three‑measurement size chart.
170+	70+	16 and above	Hip measurement is key.

How to Use Height and Weight More Accurately

• Weight helps confirm your overall body type
  Combine weight with your three measurements. Someone with a higher weight but a narrow waist (hourglass) may need a different size than someone with a higher weight and a fuller waist (apple shape).