Shopping for clothes that actually fit is downright agonizing—especially for women, when a size 8 varies so ridiculously across clothing brands. Find Your Fit might help put an end to this shopping frustration.
The webapp takes your measurements and compares them to retailers’ published size charts, then shows you the brand and size that would fit you best. You can click on the retailer name to see how your body outline coincides (and varies) with the retailers’.
The tool’s not perfect, because unless you’re very lucky, retailers’ measurements won’t fit all three measurements for you perfectly, but it does show you the closest option from its database of brands. In the example above, Anthropologie’s size 10 size chart lists a 38" bust measurement, 30-32" for the waist, and 40" for the hips. Banana Republic’s size 10 measurements are 37" bust, 30" waist, and 40" hips.
In some cases—if one measurement is much greater or smaller than the others, for example, or all three measurements are nearly the same—you’ll have a harder time finding a perfect match, thanks to designers’ emphasis on a not-so-universal hourglass shape (when in doubt, it looks like the app tries to fit your hip and bust size before the waist). You can still use the tool, though, to check out how the brands’ clothes might possibly fit you.
Find Your Fit also has a "recommended clothing items" feature, which pulls in clothes listed on eBay via Pic Click’s visual search.
via Lifehacker
Find Your Fit Shows Women’s Clothing Sizes by Brands That Fit You Best