Bra Size Calculator

Find your perfect fit with our comprehensive bra size calculator. Get accurate measurements, size charts, and expert fitting tips all in one place.

Calculate Your Bra Size

How to Measure Correctly

Step 1: Band Measurement

  • Measure around your ribcage, directly under your bust
  • Keep the tape parallel to the floor
  • The tape should be snug but not tight
  • Take the measurement while exhaling normally

Step 2: Bust Measurement

  • Measure around the fullest part of your bust
  • Wear a non-padded bra or no bra
  • Don't pull the tape too tight
  • Lean forward slightly to ensure fullest measurement

Pro Tips:

  • Have someone help you measure for better accuracy
  • Take measurements at the same time of day
  • Round to the nearest half inch/centimeter
  • Re-measure if you're between sizes

⚠️ Important Note

This calculator provides a starting point. Fit can vary by brand, style, and body shape. Always try on bras when possible or check return policies when shopping online.

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Bra Size Charts & Guides

International Size Conversion

US Size UK Size EU Size FR Size AU Size
30A30A65A80A8A
32A32A70A85A10A
34B34B75B90B12B
36C36C80C95C14C
38D38D85D100D16D
40DD40E90E105E18E
42DDD42F95F110F20F

Sister Sizes Guide

Sister sizes have the same cup volume but different band sizes. If your usual size doesn't fit well, try these alternatives:

Smaller Band Your Size Larger Band
30C32B34A
32D34C36B
34DD36D38C
36DDD38DD40D
38G40DDD42DD

Cup Size Reference

Cup Size by Difference

Difference (inches) Cup Size
0"AA
1"A
2"B
3"C
4"D
5"DD/E
6"DDD/F
7"G
8"H

Common Size Distribution

A-B Cup ~28% of women
C Cup ~31% of women
D Cup ~25% of women
DD+ Cup ~16% of women

Perfect Fit Guide

Proper Support

The band should provide 80% of the support. It should be snug but comfortable, parallel to the floor.

Cup Fit

Cups should completely encase breast tissue without spillage, gaps, or wrinkling.

Strap Position

Straps should stay in place without digging into shoulders or sliding off.

Signs of Poor Fit

Band Issues:

  • Rides up in the back
  • Too tight or leaves marks
  • Moves when you move
  • Center panel doesn't lay flat

Cup Issues:

  • Spillage over the top or sides
  • Gaps or wrinkling in cups
  • Underwire sits on breast tissue
  • Double breast appearance

Expert Fitting Tips & Guides

Learn from professional bra fitting specialists with our comprehensive guides and expert advice.