Size Chart
Bra Fit Guide
Need help finding just the right fit? Follow these simple steps to get your measurements for your best‑fitting bras.
Step #1 Measure Up
Use a soft tape measure or string. Overbust: measure loosely around the fullest part of your bust and round to the nearest inch. Underbust: measure under the bust line and round to the nearest inch.
| Band Size | C | D | DD | DDD | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36 | Overbust | 40" | 41" | ||
| Underbust | 31‑32" | ||||
| 38 | Overbust | 41" | 42" | 43" | 44" |
| Underbust | 33‑35" | ||||
| 40 | Overbust | 43" | 44" | 45" | 46" |
| Underbust | 35‑37" | ||||
| 42 | Overbust | 45" | 46" | 47" | 48" |
| Underbust | 37‑39" | ||||
| 44 | Overbust | 47" | 48" | 49" | |
| Underbust | 39‑41" | ||||
Step #2 Find Your Size
Using the measurements you just took, check our chart to find your band & cup size. Note: some variances in inches occur, so adjust for comfort.
Step #3 Perfect Your Fit ‑ Cups
There should be no spillage or gaping in the cups. Try on different styles to see which bra gives you the best fit!
Step #4 Perfect Your Fit ‑ Straps & Band
The bottom band should sit straight across your back — no riding up — and it shouldn’t feel too tight! Adjust shoulder straps to avoid digging or sliding.
Fit Tips
- The underbust band provides most of the bra’s support, not the shoulder straps.
- If cups spill over, go up one cup size. If there is empty gaping space, go down one cup size.
- If the band rides up your back, try a smaller band size.
- Bra fit can vary slightly between different styles, so test multiple silhouettes.