There is no easy way to convert Australian sizes to European sizes since they are so different from each other. You would have to use a measurement chart or size guide.
There are three main shoe sizes in the world American, European, and Australian. A size 10 in ladies in Australian is equal to a size 42 in European sizing.
if i am a size 8-10 in clothing,in Australia,how do i convert that in America
http://www.onlineconversion.com/clothing_womens.htm (depends on which country)
they are all the same I think they run diffrent so I can not say
size 0 American is size 4 australiansize 2 American is size 6 australiansize 4 American is size 8 Australian
Australian shirt sizes run at least 2 sizes larger than Asian shirt sizes. To guarantee a good fit, metric measurements may be used for size classifications. Trying the item on is still the preferred course of action.
Converting American Sizes to AustralianEach American size is 4 digits less than the equivalent Australian size. Examples:Size 2 American = Size 6 AustralianSize 4 American = Size 8 AustralianSize 6 American = Size 10 Australian
NZ sizes are the same as Australian sizes pretty much. To convert US sizes to an Australian/New Zealand size you add two sizes so a 2 in the US is a 6 in NZ a 4 is an 8 a 6 is a 10 and so on obviously to convert the other way take away two sizes so if you're a size twelve in New Zealand and you're buying US clothes on line then you should be buying size 8's. Hope this helps
shoe sizes - European shoe size - American shoe sizes - international shoe sizes - British shoe sizes conversion tables for American, Australian, British, Canadian, European, Japanese, Mexican, New Zealand, Inches, Centimetres, Mondopoint metric shoe sizes. Answer: 10-1/2http://www.veganline.com/shoe-sizes.htm
type in on google what is a europian size 86 in a us size and there will be a grid saying which is whcih xx :D hopw this is use full x
32a in europe sizes convert in phillipines size
An Australian XL is a US size large. An Australian XXL is also a US size large. Australian clothing sizes are larger than US sizes.