Fit

Size Guide

Measure at home, then use the charts as a starting size — not a verdict. If the first size is not right, exchange it.

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How to measure

Band. Wrap a soft tape snug around your ribcage, just under the bust, parallel to the floor. Breathe out. Note the number.
Bust. Measure around the fullest part of the bust, tape resting on the tissue, not digging in.
Compare. Use the band chart, then the cup difference. Try the starting size on — the band should sit level and feel firm on the middle hook.

What a good fit feels like

The band does most of the holding. It should not ride up your back.
Cups should contain without gaping or cutting in at the top.
Straps stay put without digging. They are for lift, not the whole job.
Underwire, if you wear it, should sit on the ribcage, not on breast tissue.

US / UK starting sizes

Band is listed in inches. Cup is the difference between bust and band.

Underbust (in)	Band	1"	2"	3"	4"	5"	6"
25–26	30	30A	30B	30C	30D	30DD	30E
27–28	32	32A	32B	32C	32D	32DD	32E
29–30	34	34A	34B	34C	34D	34DD	34E
31–32	36	36A	36B	36C	36D	36DD	36E
33–34	38	38A	38B	38C	38D	38DD	38E
35–36	40	40A	40B	40C	40D	40DD	40E
37–38	42	42A	42B	42C	42D	42DD	42E

International conversion

US	UK	EU	FR
32A	32A	70A	85A
32B	32B	70B	85B
34B	34B	75B	90B
34C	34C	75C	90C
36C	36C	80C	95C
36D	36D	80D	95D
38D	38D	85D	100D
38DD	38DD/E	85E	100E

These charts are a starting point. Shape, tissue, and how you like to feel held all change the answer. Use Find my bra size for a calculated start, then try it on.