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Size picker

Work out which of our pieces will fit

Our own catalogue names a size 27 different ways across 156 pieces, and those names belong to 6 systems that do not convert into one another. Rather than invent a chart that papers over it, we print what wearers of each listing reported. Filter on that below.

Narrow it to one part of the catalogue.
A Large in one run is not a Large in another.
Only 92 pieces carry a verdict.
Pull-on means no button and no zip.

Every size label we use, and what run it belongs to

27 labels, 6 naming systems. This table is the whole of it and it does not need a script to read.

SystemLabels we useWhat it meansWhere it shows up
Kids and youthYouth Large, 6-7, Youth Small, 4-5sizes named after the age of a child, or a youth letter that is not the adult letterKids
Number with Plus14-16 Plus, 16 Plus, 14 Plusa US dress number with the word Plus after it, drawn on the plus blockDresses, Shorts, Swim
Letter with PlusLarge Plusa letter size with the word Plus after it, which is not the same as the letter aloneCostume
X numbering1X, 3Xthe 1X to 3X run, which starts where the letter run stops and overlaps itPull-On Pants, Dresses, Shorts, Swim, Costume, Sleep
US dress numbers6, 12, 26, 27, 14-16, 4plain even numbers, and occasionally a waist measurement in inches wearing the same clothesPull-On Pants, Shorts, Swim, Kids
Letter sizesSmall, Large-X-Large, Large, X-Small, Small-Medium, Medium, X-Small-Small, XX-LargeX-Small through XX-Large, sometimes doubled up as a span like Small-MediumPull-On Pants, Dresses, Shorts, Swim, Costume, Sleep, For dogs
No size at allOne Pack, One Size, One Size Plusthe piece is not sized at all, so measure the thing you are replacingSwim, Costume, Bags

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