How to Measure Your Bra Size

1. Use a fabric measuring tape (soft plastic or nylon). Do not use a metal tape measure!
2. Wear your best-fitting un-padded or minimally-padded bra with nothing over it. Do not wear a sports bra. Wear a bra that supports but does not compress your breasts. If you do not have a bra that you believe is suitable, please contact us for more help.
3. To measure for band size, wrap the tape around your body directly beneath your breasts, keeping the tape level and parallel to the floor. The tape should not pull or pinch at your skin. Do not squeeze to try to hit a particular number.
4. On the Band Size Chart below, go to the Rib Cage row. Go across until you find the size range that contains your rib cage measurement. In our video example, a measurement of 28” is in the 27” - 28½” range that corresponds with a Band Size of 32.
5. To measure for cup size, wrap the tape around the largest part of your bust. Again, keep the tape level and parallel to the floor. The tape should be tight, but do not let the tape pinch your skin or squeeze your breasts in.
6. On the Cup Size Chart, start in the column that corresponds to the Band Size that you found in Step 4, and go down the column until you find the size range containing your cup size measurement. In our video example, a Band Size of 32 with a cup size measurement of 37¾” falls in the range of 37” - 38”, corresponding to a Cup Size of DDDD/G. So for our video example, the correct Bra Size is 32DDDD/G.
7. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns. Our trained bra stylists want to help you get a perfect fit with every purchase!

For Panties / Bottoms / Garter Belts use the Waist and Hips measurements only.