Enter four body measurements once. For each brand you see the size range to buy, the size for each measurement, and where you would grade between sizes. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
High bust: around your chest above the bust, under the arms. Full bust: the fullest part. Waist: the narrowest part of your torso. Hip: the fullest part, usually 7–9 in below the waist.
Brand and range
Bust
Waist
Hip
Grading
Fill in all four measurements to see results.
How this works, and what it leaves out
Sizes come from each brand's published body-measurement chart, re-entered in centimetres (not the garment measurements). Each range shows its source link and the date it was checked.
Bust: if your full minus high bust difference is larger than the cup the range is drafted for, the bust column is matched using your high bust plus the drafted difference. That is the usual "size by high bust" advice. Ranges with no stated cup (alpha ranges, Plus) use the number named in the row.
Where a chart gives one number per size, "between 12 and 14" means you are more than 1 cm from both. Where it gives ranges, "gap" means your measurement falls between two sizes' ranges, and "overlap" means it falls in both.
Charts don't include ease. Your pattern's finished measurements and your own fit preferences still decide. Size charts and brands change; check the source before buying.
Brands covered so far: Closet Core, Friday Pattern Co, Style Arc, Simplicity (Women's), Cashmerette, True Bias, Grainline Studio, Named Clothing. Friday's own page shows slightly different tables for XL and up; this tool uses its centimetre table. Simplicity's Misses chart is not included yet.