Planning to do some shopping at Warehouse but wondering which size to get? Here, I’m sharing everything you need to know about the brand’s sizing. Since Warehouse became part of the Boohoo group, the brand only sells their gorgeous clothes online. While this can be a convenient way to shop, it makes choosing the right size much more difficult.

Why? Because you can’t try anything on before you buy, and while Klarna is always an option, most of us want to know what we’re buying will fit before we place an order. Warehouse has some of the best dresses out there, if you ask me. But if you’ve never shopped from there before, which size should you get?

Getting the right fit is crucial, but inconsistent sizing across UK brands makes it difficult to ensure a proper fit. Sizing issues are responsible for about 40% of clothing returns between retailers. This highlights the importance of accurate sizing in the fashion industry and the impact it can have on both shoppers and businesses. Not to mention that returns require additional transportation, packaging, and handling, which can have a negative environmental impact.

If you’re looking to reduce returns and finally make a purchase from your shopping cart, continue reading to learn more about their sizing. Next, learn more about the sizing at ASOS, Zara, Mango, Arket and COS.

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Does Warehouse sizes come up small?

In my personal experience, Warehouse is pretty true to size. I’ve bought plenty from Warehouse, including knitted tops, jackets, skirts and even shoes, and these have all been bought in my regular size (a UK size 10).

That said, I also took a look at some reviews online and found that many shoppers have mentioned that the sizes tend to come up smaller than expected. Some customers have recommended going up a size or even two sizes to ensure a comfortable fit. Others have mentioned that the sizing is inconsistent between different styles or even between different batches of the same style. This could be because Warehouse has changed hands in the last few years. I used to find their sizing much roomier before they were taken over by Boohoo, whereas now it fits me well.

So it’s fair to say their sizing is inconsistent. I know it’s not what you want to hear, but if you’re not sure or are between sizes, you may need to buy 2 to ensure you get the right fit for you.

What size is medium in Warehouse?

The clothing retail chain doesn’t directly use S, M, L sizing. They use their own numbered sizes (4, 6, 8, etc.). However, a size 10 in might be comparable to a medium based on typical chest/waist measurements. To be sure, check their size guide which has garment measurements in inches and centimeters to find the best fit for you.

Are warehouse jeans true to size?

Warehouse jeans can be a bit small. While some find them true to size, many recommend sizing up for a comfortable fit. To be sure, check their size guide which has actual measurements in inches and centimeters. This will help you pick the perfect size based on your own body measurements.

Warehouse size guide

Warehouse has a really handy size guide online, which converts sizes in UK, EU, USA/CA, IT and RU sizes, as well as offering the measurement in inches of the bust, waist and hips of each item. It also tells you how to measure yourself, which is always a great idea when shopping online.

Does Warehouse have any stores?

Warehouse, along with its sister brand Oasis, were forced to close their physical stores in the UK due to the coronavirus lockdown in 2020. As a result, both brands suffered significant losses and were later acquired by online fashion retailer Boohoo Group. Currently, Warehouse and Oasis operate exclusively as online retailers, and customers can shop for their products on their official websites or through other online retailers that stock their products.