Bras Size Chart

Step 1: How to measure your band size (underbust)

• Wrap the tape snugly under your bust. Hold it as tight as you want your band to fit you.
• The number obtained should be rounded to the nearest whole number. Add 4 inches if the number is even. In the case of odd numbers, add 5 to them
• The sum for this calculation will tell your band size
• Example - 24.6 inch will be rounded off to the nearest 25

Step 2: How to measure your bust/cup size (overbust)

• Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust
• It shouldn't be too tight or too loose, and it shouldn't fall or twist
• Got a decimal? Round it up to the nearest whole number i.e. Consider 84.5 cm as 85 cm
• Whatever number comes after measuring, you have to round it off to nearest whole number.
• Example - Bust = 34 inches, Band = 32 inches, 34-32=2 inches. That is 34B.
• In this case, if your band and bust measurements differ by 1, then your cup size would be A, and if the difference is 2, then your cup size would be B.

You can also follow the chart to know your cup size according to your bust and cup size measurements -

• 0-1 inch: AA cup
• 1-2 inches: A cup
• 2-3 inches: B cup
• 3-4 inches: C cup
• 4-5 inches: D cup
• 5-6 inches: DD or E cup
• 6-7 inches: DDD or F cup
• 7-8 inches: G cup
• 8-9 inches: H cup