Conversion
US to Brazil size chart for clothing and shoes
Compare BR, US, EU and UK sizes for clothes and shoes. Sizes vary between brands and models.
Approximate equivalents with context
On Android, Veste shows approximate BR, US, EU and UK shoe equivalents, which can vary by brand. On both platforms, you can save the size, brand and fit.
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Two brands can use the same number and deliver different fits. In shoes, last shape, width and material change how the size feels. In clothing, cut, fabric and garment style change the result.
Treat a chart as guidance, not a guarantee. The strongest data is still the history of what actually fit that person.
How to compare with less risk
Start with the brand chart
Prefer the manufacturer or store chart because it often reflects that specific line.
Check centimeters when available
Body, garment or foot measurements are better than only S, M, L or a number.
Record the real result
After buying, save whether the fit ran small, large, wide, narrow or true to expectation.
What does XL mean in Brazil?
On many labels, XL means extra large and may appear near GG in Brazil. That is not a universal conversion: some brands use G, GG or XG for different measurements, and the cut can change between collections.
For a specific garment, compare XL with the brand's chest, waist, hip or finished-garment measurements. Record the actual fit when the item works.
| International label | Common Brazilian reference | How to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| S | P | Compare the brand measurements |
| M | M | Check cut and fit |
| L | G | Check chest, waist or hips |
| XL | GG or XG | Use the specific brand chart |
| XXL | XGG or extended sizes | Use measurements, not only the label |
These references are only starting points. There is no universal equivalence between international labels and Brazilian sizes.
Quick comparison
Searches for a US to Brazil size chart often imply a direct one-to-one conversion. Use that only as a first filter, because BR, US, EU and UK systems do not always start from the same base measurement.
For shoes, prefer charts that show foot length in centimeters or millimeters. For clothing, check whether the store is listing body measurements or finished garment measurements.
| System | Where it appears | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| BR | Shoes and clothing in Brazil | Can vary across local and imported brands |
| US | Products from the United States | Often separates men's, women's and kids' sizing |
| EU | European sizing | Common in shoes, but still depends on the last |
| UK | British products | Can sit near US sizing, but is not the same |
Charts, brands and fits vary. Online, check measurements, fit comments and return rules.
How to use a chart without trusting exact equivalents
Shoes
- Compare BR, US, EU and UK through the brand's listed length when it is available.
- Check whether the chart separates adult, kids, men's and women's sizing.
- Save whether that brand ran wide, narrow, short or long.
Clothing
- Compare labels such as S, M, L and XL with chest, waist, hips or garment measurements.
- Do not treat US, EU or UK as automatic translations of the Brazilian size.
- Save the item that fit well with the brand and fit note.
Keep this size for your next purchase.
In Veste, add the size to the person's profile with the category and notes. Keep measurements and brand differences together.
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