Convert t-shirt sizes between Brazil, the United States and Europe (PP, P, M, G, GG and XS, S, M, L, XL). Free and fast.
Letter-based t-shirt sizes (PP, P, M, G, GG in Brazil and XS, S, M, L, XL internationally) are the most common standard for casual wear. The letter logic is similar across countries, but names differ and fit can vary by brand. This converter shows the most commonly used equivalences between Brazilian, American and European systems for t-shirts, hoodies and similar casual pieces. It is important to understand that sizes change between Brazil, the United States and Europe, and even within a single country there is no single official chart. What exists is a market convention, followed approximately by most manufacturers. Because of this, a size M t-shirt from one brand may fit differently from an M from another, even when both are domestic. Each brand has its own size table, defined by its target audience, the garment model and the fabric used. Imported brands, especially American and European ones, tend to cut larger than Brazilian ones, and unisex or oversized pieces follow different logic than fitted women's clothing. For this reason, the best approach before buying is to measure your body and check the brand's size chart, comparing bust, waist and length with a garment that already fits you well. When possible, read reviews from other buyers about the actual fit of the piece. This converter offers a quick reference for letter equivalences, not a guarantee of fit. Use it as a starting point, but always confirm the brand's official measurements before completing your purchase, especially for international orders that are hard to exchange.
Yes. For casual t-shirts, Brazilian M usually matches US and EU M.
Yes. PP in Brazil corresponds to XS (Extra Small).
Yes. G maps to L (Large) and GG maps to XL (Extra Large).
Yes. Brazilian PP corresponds to XS in US and international charts.
Yes. G ≈ L and GG ≈ XL for most casual t-shirt charts.
It is a reference equivalence. Fit can vary by about ±1 size between brands.
Yes, XGG (or XG) generally maps to XXL.