¿Tiene una talla más pequeña?

When to use

Use this when shopping for clothes or shoes and the current item is not the right size, and you want to see if a smaller one is available.

How it works

This uses the verb 'tener' (to have) in the 'usted' form, asking if 'you' possess a smaller size.

• ¿Tiene?: 'Do you have?', third-person singular present of 'tener' (usted form).
• una talla: 'a size', feminine singular noun with indefinite article.
• más pequeña: 'smaller' (literally 'more small'), comparative adjective phrase.

Formality

The use of 'tiene' implies you are addressing someone formally as 'usted'. If you were addressing someone informally ('tú'), you would use 'tienes'.

Notes

Useful for clothes and shoes. Neutral everyday wording.