>Women’s attire doesn’t have standard sizing so every brand is different Neither do men's attire. Even sizes that are meant to be standard (like the British/It

>Women’s attire doesn’t have standard sizing so every brand is different Neither do men's attire. Even sizes that are meant to be standard (like the British/Italian/EU systems for shirt, jacket and pants sizing) aren't. I don't buy anything from sellers that don't explicitly give the dimensions in centimetres anymore (which has become standard practice).