BRA SIZING TIPS

1. Stand with your back straight in front of a full-length mirror. Having good posture is the key to taking accurate measurements.

2. Wrap a soft tape measure around your bust. Take it around your back, across your shoulder blades and under your arms. It should wrap around the fullest part of your bust. The tape should be straight and parallel with the floor.

3. Bring the ends together in the center front. Place your thumb beneath the tape measure and keep yourself from pulling too tight, as this could give you an incorrect measurement. Record the measurement. 

4. Place the tape measure around your chest. Wrap it so that it rests just under your bust, where your bra band would sit. Record the measurement.

5. Calculate your bra size. To figure out your bra size, take your bust and under bust (band) measurements while wearing a bra. Round up your bust size to the nearest whole number, and subtract your band size from your rounded-up bust size. For instance, if you have a 36 inch bust, and a 34 inch band size, that leaves you with a difference of two inches. Add approximately one cup size for every inch difference. A difference of one leaves you with an A cup, while a difference of two equals a B cup, three equals a C cup, four equals a D cup, and so on.

 

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* If you are between sizes it is always better to go larger. You can always take it in. Please keep in mind your bust measurement is not your bra size. It is the measurement of the fullest part of your chest. If you use your bra size it will be too small.

* One Size Fits Most items are suggested to fit 90lbs - 140lbs.

* One Size Fits Most Plus or Queen items are suggested to fit 160lb - 225lbs.