How do I measure my bra size at home?

Measure snugly around your ribcage directly under the bust for your band size, then loosely around the fullest part of your bust for your cup measurement. The difference between the two, in inches, gives your cup size (1"=A, 2"=B, 3"=C, 4"=D).

What if I am between two sizes?

Size down in the band and up in the cup for a snugger fit, or size up in the band and down in the cup for a looser fit — both are equivalent volumes, so pick based on comfort preference.

Size Guide

Most sizing issues come down to two numbers: your band and your cup. Here's how to measure both at home in under two minutes.

Step 1 — Measure Your Band

Wrap a soft measuring tape snugly around your ribcage, directly under your bust, keeping it level all the way around. Round to the nearest whole number.

Step 2 — Measure Your Bust

Measure loosely around the fullest part of your bust, tape parallel to the floor. Subtract your band measurement from this number — the difference in inches gives your cup size.

Difference (inches)	Cup Size
1"	A
2"	B
3"	C
4"	D
5"	DD / E

Bra Size Chart

Band (in)	Band Size	Bust Range for B Cup (in)
28-29	32	34-35
30-31	34	36-37
32-33	36	38-39
34-35	38	40-41

For other cup sizes at the same band, add or subtract 1" from the bust range per cup letter.

Clothing Size Chart (Panties, Nightwear, Shapewear)

Size	Waist (in)	Hips (in)
S	26-28	36-38
M	29-31	39-41
L	32-34	42-44
XL	35-37	45-47
XXL	38-40	48-50

Fit Check

The band should sit level and snug on the loosest hook when new.
Straps shouldn't dig in or slip off your shoulders.
The centre gore should sit flat against your breastbone, not floating above the skin.
If any of these feel off, adjust size even if the tape measure suggested otherwise — fit trumps the number.

Still unsure? Message us on WhatsApp with your measurements and we'll help you pick a size before you order.