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U.S. Size | European Size | Bust | Waist | Hips | LENGTH (SHOULDERS TO HEM) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Size 4 | Size 34 | 36" (91 cm) | 37" (94 cm) | 41" (104 cm) | 33-1/2" (85 cm) |
Size 6 | Size 36 | 37"
(94 cm) |
39"
(99 cm) |
42"
(107 cm) |
34" (86 cm) |
Size 8 | Size 38 | 39" (99 cm) |
41" (104 cm) |
44" (112 cm) |
35" (89 cm) |
Size 10 | Size 40 | 41" (104 cm) | 42" (107 cm) | 46" (117 cm) | 36" (91 cm) |
Size 12 | Size 42 | 42" (107 cm) |
44" (112 cm) |
47" (119 cm) |
37" (94 cm) |
Size 14 | Size 44 | 44" (112 cm) | 45" (114 cm) | 48" (122 cm) | 37-1/2" (95 cm) |
Size 16 | Size 46 | 45" (114 cm) | 47" (119 cm) | 50" (127 cm) | 38" (96 cm) |
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