Size Guide
Use our Size Guide to help you find the size that's right for you.
Measuring Guide
Measure yourself standing upright but relaxed. Keep the tape measure firm but not overly tight. We recommend that you take the measurements a few times, and then find the average.
BUST: Keep the measuring tape level across your shoulder blades and measure around the fullest part of your bust.
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UNDERBUST: Measure just underneath the bust, around the top of the ribcage.
WAIST: Measure at the point were your natural waist bends.
HIP: Measure around the fullest part of the hips.
Size Guide
Bra Measuring Guide
The first thing you need to do is check that your current bra is fitting correctly.
To do this use the following steps:
When you stand with your side facing the mirror, the band should be horizontal around your body and it shouldn't ride up at the back at all. To fix this problem try decreasing the band size.
The wires at the front (in between your bust) should lie flat against your chest. They shouldn't cause discomfort by digging in, rubbing or poking out. The wires should always sit on your ribcage and not on your breast tissue as this will not be comfortable. The wires shouldn't slip downwards during the day or move away as you raise your arms. If you have problems with wires digging in try increasing the band size.
Where the fabric at the top of the cup ends and meets your bust should lay in a smooth line. You may need to adjust your bust in the cup. You shouldn't have any ridge or bulging over the top or sides of the cups, even if you are wearing a balcony, plunge or lower cut style. To fix a bulging issue try increasing the size of the cups.
Measuring Guide
While wearing a good fitting bra, use the guide and the chart below to help find your bra size.
BUST: Keep the measuring tape level across your shoulder blades and measure around the fullest part of your bust. Don't pull the tape too tight as you don't want to squash your bust. Just keep it firm.
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UNDERBUST: Measure just underneath the bust, around the top of the ribcage. Pull the tape fairly tight for this measure, as you don't want your bra to move around.
Top Tip: If you go up a band size you may need to go down a cup size. If you go down a band size you may need to go up a cup size. This should give you the same size cup.
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Here is one way to work out your bra size, or use the size guide below:
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Band Size
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Using your underbust measurement, add two inches and round up to the closest even number.This is your band size.
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Example: 31 inches +2=33, rounded up to 34.
Band size = 34.
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Cup Size
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Using your bust measurement, compare this in inches to your band size.
For every inch difference, add a cup size.
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Example: 34" band size and 36" bust measurement = 2 inch difference.
This means you go up 2 cup sizes.
Bra size = 34B
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(1 inch = A, 2 inch = B, 3 inch = C, 4 inch = D, 5 inch = DD, 6 inch = E).
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