Convert letter-based pants sizes between Brazil, the United States and Europe (PP to XGG / XS to XXL). Free.
Casual pants also use letter sizes (PP, P, M, G, GG). Equivalence with XS, S, M, L, XL matches t-shirt logic, while jeans often use waist numbers (a different system). This converter covers letter-based conversion between Brazil, the US and Europe for casual pants bought from international stores and websites. As with t-shirts, pants sizes change between Brazil, the United States and Europe, and there is no single official chart that every brand follows strictly. Letter equivalence is a practical convention, but the actual fit depends on factors such as cut, fabric, elastane content and the target audience of each manufacturer. Each brand has its own size table, and imported brands tend to cut larger than Brazilian ones. Women's, men's and unisex pants follow different logic, and skinny, straight or loose models change the perception of size considerably, even when the letter on the label is the same. For this reason, the ideal approach before buying is to measure your body — especially waist, hip and inseam length — and check the brand's size chart, comparing it with a pair of pants that already fits you well. For international purchases, also read reviews about the actual fit of the garment. This converter offers a reference for letter equivalences, not a guarantee of fit. Use it as initial guidance, but always confirm the brand's official measurements before completing your purchase, especially for orders that are hard to exchange.
No. Jeans usually use waist numbers. This table is for letter sizes only.
Yes, in the letter scale PP equals XS.
Yes. G maps to L and GG maps to XL.