Sizing Guide: Converting Asian Sizes to US/EU

One of the biggest headaches in replica shopping is sizing. This comprehensive guide covers shoes, tops, bottoms, and how each factory runs differently.

Sizing is the number one reason replica shoppers request returns and exchanges. Asian factories cut differently than Western brands. A size Large from a Chinese factory often fits like a US Medium. Shoes run narrow. Pants run shorter in the inseam. This guide provides factory-specific conversion tables and measurement techniques so you order confidently every time.

Shoe Size Conversion

Replica sneakers generally follow Chinese sizing, which is labeled in EU sizes on the product page. However, the actual internal length often differs from retail EU equivalents. Most replica factories run a half-size small for wide feet and true-to-size for narrow feet. The safest method is measuring your foot in centimeters and comparing against the factory's internal length chart.

Apparel Size Conversion

For tops, the critical measurements are chest width, shoulder width, and length. For bottoms, waist, hip, inseam, and thigh circumference matter. Asian factory sizes typically run one full size smaller than US sizing for tops and half a size smaller for bottoms. Always add three to five centimeters to your body measurement for the garment measurement to allow comfortable movement.

Factory-Specific Sizing Notes

Different factories have different sizing tendencies. PK Batch shoes fit true-to-length but narrow. LJR Batch runs slightly short in length but wider. For apparel, the "1990s" and "Union" factories tend to cut oversized for US markets, while smaller factories keep tighter Asian proportions.