People
Sizes belong to a person. Sizewise starts with You. When there is more than one person, a switcher appears on the Sizes screen so you can flip between them.
Free includes one person. Plus lets you add more.
In the app: Me tab
Sizewise remembers your size in every brand, so you never have to guess in the shop. This guide explains how it works and how to get set up.
Sizes differ between brands, regions and categories. Sizewise is a small, calm place to keep yours.
Save a size once, find it in a second. You pick a brand, a category (tops, shoes and so on) and your size. Later you search the brand and it is right there.
Add a fit note if a brand runs small or large, and share a size as a garment-label card when someone asks.
Everything stays with you. There is no account, no tracking and nothing to sign in to. What you enter is stored on your iPhone and never sent to us. With Plus you can also keep your sizes in sync through your own iCloud.
A handful of building blocks. Most people only ever need the first three.
Sizes belong to a person. Sizewise starts with You. When there is more than one person, a switcher appears on the Sizes screen so you can flip between them.
Free includes one person. Plus lets you add more.
In the app: Me tab
Start typing a brand and Sizewise suggests known ones. If yours is not there, type it and it is added as your own brand on this device.
In the app: Sizes tab → +
A saved size is a person's size in one brand and one category: tops, bottoms, shoes, outerwear, underwear or accessories. Pick a size system (EU, US, UK, JP or CN) and choose a quick size or type your own.
In the app: Sizes tab → +
Need more detail than a category? Make your own sub-categories, like Hat or Jeans, with an icon. Your sizes can sit under them. Deleting a sub-category keeps the sizes.
In the app: Settings → Categories
Mark a size as runs small, true to size or runs large. Flag where it is off: shoulders, chest, waist, hips, length, sleeves, width or toe box. Add a private note for anything else.
The private note is only for you and is never part of the shared label.
In the app: Open a size → Fit
Keep chest, waist, hips, inseam and foot length in centimeters or inches. Each one comes with a short how-to-measure guide. Sizewise stores your numbers and does not recommend sizes.
Measurement history is part of Plus.
In the app: Me tab → Measurements
Every size is shown as a woven garment label. Share it as an image from the size's detail screen, or press and hold a row on the Sizes screen.
In the app: Open a size → Share
Step-by-step guides for things people often do first.
You are in a shop and want to remember your size for next time.
Which size was it in that brand again?
The jacket is a size M, but the sleeves are short.
You shop across regions, or prefer inches.
A friend asks what size you wear.
Useful when a brand's size chart is in centimeters.
Coming later. A widget, an Apple Watch app and Siri shortcuts are planned, and are not in the app yet.
With Plus, your sizes stay up to date on every device signed in to the same iCloud account. They live in your own private iCloud. We never see them.
Sync is on by default for Plus.
Sizes may already exist in iCloud and on this device.
Turning sync off and on again, or signing in with a different Apple ID, brings the question back.
Three tabs along the bottom. Here is what lives where.
Your saved sizes. Search by brand at the top, switch By category or By brand, and flip between grid and list with the button in the corner. Tap + to add a size. Searching always shows a list of results.
Opens when you tap a size. It shows the label, who it is for, and when you last used it. From here you can share the label, set the fit, edit the size or delete it.
Your people and your body measurements. Adding more people needs Plus.
Units for size system and measurements, Categories for your own sub-categories, Sizewise Plus and restoring purchases, iCloud sync for Plus, a link to this Help page, and the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
We're happy to help. Send us an email and we'll get back to you.