Razmerlar: Accurate Sizing Guidance for Confident Clothing Choices

Razmerlar was created to address a common frustration in clothing shopping: the confusion and inconsistency surrounding garment sizes. Whether shopping online or in physical stores, consumers face a bewildering array of sizing systems—letter sizes, numerical sizes, regional variations, and brand-specific interpretations—that make it difficult to predict whether a garment will fit properly. Our mission is to provide clear, accurate, and practical sizing information that empowers shoppers to make confident purchasing decisions based on their actual body measurements.

We believe that sizing should be transparent and measurement-based. While perfect standardization across all brands and regions may be unrealistic given the diversity of body types and fashion preferences, providing clear measurement guidelines and conversion information can significantly reduce sizing confusion. Our approach emphasizes centimeter-based measurements as the universal language of sizing, transcending the limitations of arbitrary size labels that vary from brand to brand and country to country.

Our size charts cover women's, men's, and children's clothing, with attention to the specific measurement points relevant to each category. We provide guidance on proper measurement technique, explain how to interpret size charts, and offer practical advice for situations where measurements fall between sizes or when shopping from brands with different regional sizing conventions. We also address special considerations like Turkish (TR) sizing, which has become increasingly relevant as Turkish fashion brands gain international popularity.

The information we provide is intended as educational guidance to help shoppers understand sizing principles and make informed decisions. We always recommend consulting brand-specific size charts when available, as individual manufacturers may interpret standard sizes differently based on their target market and design philosophy. Our goal is not to replace brand-specific information but to provide the foundational knowledge that helps shoppers interpret and use that information effectively.

Our Methodology: How We Compile Size Information

Our size charts are developed through careful analysis of multiple authoritative sources, including international sizing standards, anthropometric research, and common industry practices. We prioritize measurement-based sizing over arbitrary labels, using centimeters as the primary unit because it is the international standard for garment manufacturing and provides the precision necessary for accurate fit prediction.

The foundation of our sizing information comes from international standards such as ISO 8559, which provides technical specifications for garment sizing based on anthropometric body measurements. These standards are developed through extensive research involving measurement of diverse populations and are designed to accommodate the natural variation in human body proportions. While not all manufacturers adhere strictly to these standards, they provide a reliable baseline for understanding how sizing systems are structured.

We supplement standards-based information with analysis of common industry practices across multiple brands and regions. By examining size charts from numerous reputable clothing manufacturers, we identify typical measurement ranges for each size category and note where significant variations occur. This helps us provide realistic guidance that reflects the actual marketplace rather than idealized standards that may not match real-world shopping experiences.

For body measurement instructions, we follow established anthropometric protocols used in garment fitting and tailoring. These protocols specify exactly where on the body each measurement should be taken, how the measuring tape should be positioned, and what posture the person being measured should maintain. Proper measurement technique is critical for accurate sizing, so we provide detailed instructions to help users take their own measurements correctly.

We recognize that sizing is not an exact science and that individual body proportions vary in ways that standard size categories cannot fully capture. Our guidance includes advice for common situations like measurements that span multiple sizes, choosing between sizes based on garment type and fabric, and understanding how fit preferences (fitted vs. relaxed) should influence size selection. We also emphasize the importance of brand-specific size charts and customer reviews as valuable sources of information when shopping from particular retailers.

Quality Principles and Accessibility Commitment

Accuracy and Transparency: We base our sizing information on recognized standards and common industry practices, clearly indicating when information represents general guidelines versus specific brand recommendations. We provide measurement ranges rather than single numbers to reflect the reality that bodies within a size category vary. We encourage users to verify information against brand-specific charts and to use their own measurements as the primary decision-making tool.

Measurement-Based Approach: We emphasize centimeter measurements as the most reliable basis for size selection, as these transcend the inconsistencies of letter and number size labels. All our charts include specific measurement ranges, and we provide detailed instructions for taking accurate body measurements. This approach empowers users to make informed decisions regardless of which sizing system a particular brand uses.

User-Centered Design: Our website is designed with usability and accessibility as core priorities. We use responsive design principles to ensure the site functions well on devices of all sizes, from smartphones to desktop computers. Navigation is clear and consistent across all pages, with breadcrumb trails on internal pages to help users understand their location within the site structure.

Accessibility Features: We implement web accessibility best practices including semantic HTML, proper heading hierarchy, keyboard navigation support, and visible focus indicators for interactive elements. Our design includes support for reduced motion preferences, ensuring that users who are sensitive to animation or motion effects can browse comfortably. Tables include proper caption and header markup for screen reader users, and all interactive elements have appropriate ARIA labels where needed.

No Unnecessary Complexity: We deliberately avoid JavaScript and complex interactive features that could create barriers for users with older devices, slow connections, or assistive technologies. Our site loads quickly and functions fully with just HTML and CSS, ensuring maximum compatibility and accessibility. This approach also enhances privacy, as there are no tracking scripts or third-party dependencies.

Educational Focus: Our content is designed to educate users about sizing principles, not just to provide quick answers. We explain the reasoning behind sizing conventions, the factors that cause variation between brands, and the skills needed to measure accurately and interpret size charts. This educational approach helps users develop lasting competence in navigating sizing across all their future clothing purchases.