Find your next piece.
Explore clothes across retailers, then see size guidance built from your own measurements before you buy. Purchases happen on the retailer's own site.
A label is not a measurement.
Sizing varies between brands and styles. Check the item's available size information and how it was measured before comparing it with your own measurements.
- Check the garment
- Body chart or garment dimensions?
- Region and size system
- Fabric stretch and cut
- Item measurements, when available
- Check your measurements
- Follow the chart's measuring method
- Use matching units: cm or inches
- Allow for your preferred fit
- Check against a garment you own
Check units and measurement method.
Find it, check it, or try it on.
Use a garment photo to look for similar pieces, inspect visible condition or create a visual try-on preview.
Visually similar pieces across retailers — similarity, not an exact match.
Visible condition only — not hidden construction or future wear.
A visual preview — not proof of fit.
Browse
Categories, with the fit notes attached
Each category page explains what actually changes the fit in that garment type — rise and stretch in denim, shoulder seams in outerwear, last shape in sneakers.
- Women's Dresses
- Women's Denim
- Men's Outerwear
- Sneakers
- Handbags & Accessories
- Blazers & Tailoring
- Jeans
- Men's Shirts
Guides
Sizing is not standardised. These explain why.
Written guides on measuring yourself properly, reading a size chart, why the same number fits differently between brands, and what a virtual try-on can and cannot tell you.
Read the fit & style guidesWhat Shaku does, and what it does not.
Sizing varies. Shaku provides guidance, not a guarantee.
- Size information
- Availability and measurement methods vary by item.
- Visual preview
- Not proof of fit.
- Checkout
- Stays with the retailer.
Start with the piece you already have in mind.
Save your measurements once, then use search and Smart Scan to shop with more context.