
1. DO YOU ALREADY HAVE A BRA THAT FITS YOU WELL
If yes:
Tell us the brand, style and size you currently wear. This can actually be more helpful than starting from measurements alone, especially when you're shopping between different European brands.
2. WANT TO MEASURE YOURSELF?
This is a starting point and you will need to wear your best fitting bra that is not padded along with a fitted top. We work with the imperial system so with inches. Grab a measuring tape and follow the steps below standing in front of a mirror.
 Step 1: Measuring your ribcage = band size
- Wrap the measuring tape snugly under your breasts so it aligns with your bra band and is level all around
- Round the measurement up or down to the next full number
- Take this measurement and refer to the chart below
- You found your estimated band size
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Ribcage (Inches)
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Band Size
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Ribcage (Inches)
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Band Size
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Ribcage (Inches)
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Band Size
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25-26
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30
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33-34
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38
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41-42
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46
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27-28
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32
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35-36
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40
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43-44
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48
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29-30
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34
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37-38
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42
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45-46
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50
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31-32
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36
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39-40
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44
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47-48
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52
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Step 2: Measure your bust circumference = cup size
- Place the measuring tape over your bra and around the largest part of your breasts (that will usually be at the height of the nipples)
- Make sure the measuring tape stays level and fits snugly around you but does not flatten your bust
- Round the measurement up or down to the next full number like you did before
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Important: Subtract your band measurement from your bust measurement to determine the cup difference.
- Take the difference and refer to the chart below
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The Difference (in inches)
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Cup Size
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The Difference (in inches)
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Cup Size
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1
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A
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6
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F
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2
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B
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7
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G
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3
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C
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8
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H
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4
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D
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9
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I
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5
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DD (E)
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10
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J
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