Free Underwear Size Chart Templates

Underwear Size Chart: What Is It?

An Underwear Size Chart refers to a detailed list of measurements that correspond to sizes of clothing typically worn under garments. While underwear remains an afterthought for many people who prefer to focus on the clothes they wear on the outside, it is essential to pick the undergarment size comfortable for your body to avoid physical damage and improve self-confidence.

For a full list of Underwear Size Chart templates please check out our library below.

Underwear Size Chart Types

• Boxer Size Chart. All-time favorite underwear for many men, boxers should be chosen carefully - whether you are in-between sizes or not quite sure what type of underwear will work best with your physique and lifestyle, you can utilize this Men's Underwear Size Chart, select the undergarment that suits you, and feel confident no matter what kind of activity you engage in or pants you wear;

• A Bra Size Chart will help you to understand what size of bra to purchase or order online - as long as you know your measurements, you will be able to buy the underwear that fits you perfectly. A bra of the wrong size may have various consequences for your mental and physical health - from poor body image to chronic back pain, which is why it is a good idea to consult with this guide prior to buying bras;

• Pantyhose Size Chart. Often depicted on the back side of the pantyhose package or posted on the seller's website as a reference for potential clients, this tool will show you how to pick the pantyhose on the basis of your height, weight, and body measurements. You can also learn how the natural shape of your body affects the size of tights depending on the manufacturer and avoid spending money on the pantyhose that is too loose or tight for you.

How to Measure Underwear Size?

Occasionally, Underwear Size Charts offer their own sizing systems and designations that make the customer's life harder - find a table that lists the sizes based on the circumferences of different body parts before you pay for underwear that does not fit you. Here are some tips that will help you understand what underwear size is going to be right for you:

1. When you are planning to get a new bra - possibly, the old ones dig into your skin or there is a gap between the undergarment and your body - you should measure your body before going to a store or looking for bras on the Internet. Unlike many other items of clothing, bras require women to check two circumferences of the same body part - put a flexible tape around your bust and then check how wide your ribcage is directly under the bust. For example, if the first number is 36 inches and the second number is 33 inches, subtract 33 from 36. The result is 3 which means you need a C cup according to most charts; do not forget about the second number - the bra size you should be looking for is 33C.

2. Measure the narrowest part of your waist and the widest part of your hips to be able to pick the right boxer size. Remember not to hold the tape too close to your skin - there should be a bit of distance left to ensure the underwear you end up wearing is not hurting you, especially when you are moving or sitting a lot of the time. Those who doubt what size is going to be a better option should buy underwear one size up to be certain they are not uncomfortable.

3. As for pantyhose, you may need to consider the length of your legs in addition to the circumferences of the waist and hips. Quite often, this type of Women's Underwear Size Chart features a colorful graph that demonstrates what tights you need to go for - the rows include different heights and the columns show weights from the smallest to the largest to let the person know what part of the chart (and consequently, the size) they are advised to pay attention to.

Haven't found the template you're looking for? Take a look at the related templates below:

• Shirt Size Chart;
• Dress Size Chart;
• Pant Size Chart.