US Size System:
- Numeric Sizing: US sizes are often represented by numbers, such as 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, and so on.
- Even Numbers: US sizes typically use even numbers, except for size 10 and above.
- Size Range: US sizes generally cover a wider range, accommodating various body types.
Asian Size System:
- Alphabetic Sizing: Asian sizes may use letters to indicate sizes, such as S (small), M (medium), L (large), XL (extra large), 2XL (2 extra large), and so on.
- Smaller Sizes: Asian sizes are often smaller compared to US sizes. For example, an Asian size M might be equivalent to a US size XS or S.
- Limited Size Range: Asian size charts may have a narrower size range compared to the US system.
The main difference between US and Asian sizes is that Asian sizes tend to be smaller. It is important to check the specific size chart of a clothing item when ordering from Asian retailers to ensure an accurate fit. Additionally, some retailers may offer conversion charts to help customers determine their equivalent size based on their US or other country sizes.
