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How to Say ‘Do you have a larger size?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Tiene una talla más grande?

tee-EH-neh OO-nah TAH-yah MAHS GRAHN-deh

[tee-EH-neh OO-nah TAH-yah MAHS GRAHN-deh]

💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [grande] and [chica] are very common for clothing sizes in everyday speech. [más grande] means a larger size; [más chica] means a smaller one.

Phrase Breakdown

Tiene

[tee-EH-neh]

do you have

Polite way to ask a store employee for availability.

Example

¿Tiene una talla más grande en color negro?

Do you have a larger size in black?

una

[OO-nah]

a

Indefinite article before a singular feminine noun.

Example

Necesito una talla que me quede mejor.

I need a size that fits me better.

talla

[TAH-yah]

size

Used for clothing, shoes, and other fitted items.

Example

Esta talla me aprieta un poco.

This size is a little tight on me.

más

[MAHS]

more

Comparison word meaning to a greater degree.

Example

Busco algo más cómodo para caminar.

I’m looking for something more comfortable for walking.

grande

[GRAHN-deh]

big / larger

Describes larger size or greater dimensions.

Example

Creo que necesito un número grande en estos zapatos.

I think I need a larger number in these shoes.

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