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HOW TO MEASURE

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BRA SIZE

To calculate bra size, you need to take two measurements:

  1. under-bust and
  2. over-bust width. 

TIP: Wear an unpadded bra. Stand with relaxed arms and shoulders.

Under-bust:
Place the tape measure around your body underneath the bust, holding it straight with the centimetre side facing out.It should be held tight around the body.

Take your measurement immediately after exhaling.

TIP: The tape measure is not elastic but the bra is, so it is essential the tape measure is held firmly around the body when taking measurements.

Over-bust:
Keeping the tape measure in the same position on your back move it up loosely over the fullest part of the bust, horizontally and with the centimetre side facing out. You will also need to take this measurement.

How to use our Bra Fitting Chart to determine your bra size:

  1. Find your underbust measurement along the top row to reveal your back size.
  2. Run your fingers down the column to find your over bust measurement.
  3. Move your finger across to the left to reveal your cup size.

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BRIEF SIZE

To calculate brief size, simple take a measurement around your waist and also your hips.

Refer to the Fitting Chart to determine your brief size.

How can I tell my bra fits OK?

To determine if your bra fits properly, focus on three key areas: the band, the cups, and the straps. The band should be snug but comfortable, lying flat and level around your body without riding up; it provides most of the support. The cups should fully enclose your breasts without any spilling over or gaps; if you notice bulging or wrinkling, the size may be incorrect. Lastly, straps should stay in place without digging into your shoulders or slipping off. If you experience discomfort in any of these areas, it’s likely time to reassess your size and fit.

How to find my bra size without a measuring tape?

You can use a piece of ribbon, string, or even a common household item, such as a charger cord, to determine your bra size without the use of a measuring tape. To find your band size, first wrap the string around your rib cage just under your breast, making sure it is snug but not too tight. Next, use the same technique to measure around the fullest area of your bust. After obtaining both dimensions, you can measure the string's length for each size using a ruler. To determine your cup size, subtract the band measurement from the bust measurement; a cup size is equal to each inch that separates the two measurements. To find your bra size, add these measurements together.

How often should I be measuring my bra size?

To ensure your bra fits properly, it's recommended to measure your bra size regularly. During adolescence, due to rapid growth, it's advised to measure your bra size every three to four months. As you enter adulthood, you should measure at least every six months. For most women, it's a good idea to take measurements every 6-12 months during stable periods in their lives to maintain comfort and support from their bras. You may refer to our bra size calculator for sizing your cup size.

Does wearing the right bra size make a difference?

Your bra size measurement and fit can be greatly influenced by your body shape. Even if the cup's numerical size is the same, different body and breast shapes might cause differences in how it fits. Women with bigger breasts might need bras with more structure and support, whilst those with shallower busts could like designs that accentuate their natural silhouette. You may consider our plus-size bras if you have fuller breasts. Our non-wired bras also suitable for everyday comfort.

How do I know if my panties are too small or big?

Your panties should feel comfortable and secure without causing any discomfort or visible issues. If your panties are too small, you might notice visible panty lines, elastic digging into your skin leaving marks or indentations, fabric rolling down at the waist, or riding up between the buttocks. You may also experience chafing or irritation in sensitive areas.

On the other hand, if your panties are too big, you'll notice excess fabric creating wrinkles or bunching, underwear sliding down throughout the day, or gapping at the legs or waist.

The perfect fit should feel like a second skin - no pinching, no rolling, no riding up, and no visible lines under clothing. To find your perfect panty size, you can also refer to our panty size chart.