Searches for ZentBuy sizing, Chinese size chart and should I size up share one answer: ignore the letter on the tag until you have centimetres.
A Chinese L can sit near a Western S/M — or be a true oversized cut. The label alone cannot tell you which.
Measure a garment you already like
Lay it flat; measure in centimetres:
| Type | Key measurements |
|---|---|
| Tops / hoodies / jackets | Chest width, shoulder, sleeve, body length |
| Pants / jeans | Waist, rise, thigh, inseam |
| Shoes | Insole length, or foot length + small allowance |
Compare to the seller chart
Pick the size whose numbers are closest to yours. Allow a few centimetres of seller error. If you are between sizes, prioritize:
- Tops — chest
- Pants — waist + rise
- Shoes — insole length
Confirm with warehouse QC
After the item arrives, ask for a tape-measure photo if fit is critical. Exchanging in the warehouse is cheap; shipping a wrong size internationally is not. See QC photos.
Shoes need extra care
Brands and even models disagree on the same EU size. Prefer insole length. If the chart looks optimistic, pay for a ruler shot before you approve.
Spreadsheet tip
When browsing finds or category sheets, treat size chips on product pages as preview only — final stock and size pick happen again on ZentBuy checkout.