Fitting and sizing guide General advice

To find your bra size start by taking measurements A and B when wearing a bra. When taking measurement A the tape measure needs to be held quite firmly.

The strap round your body should be firm and comfortable. The strap that runs around your body is horizontal and not ride up at the back at all and the bottom of your bra should be straight all around the body. Your bra is too big around your body if it rides up at the back and you need to order a smaller size, e.g. 38 not 40.

Support should come from the body of the bra. If you get red marks on your shoulders then the straps could be too tight. The wires at the front should lie flat against your rib cage and should not dig in, poke out at the front or rub.

The breasts should be fully enclosed in the cups and you should have a smooth line where the fabric at the top of the cup ends and meets your busts. You should not have any ridge or bulging over the top or sides of the cups.

If your bust bulges over the top of the cup or around the side of the bra then your cup size is too small and you need to order the next cup size, e.g. D not C.

Sizing Guide :-
Step 1 - Bra size (underband, Measurement B)

Measure (in centimetres) - place tape around rib cage just under the bust and around the back to measure your 'back or band' size. Hold the tape quite tight - but not too tight so it's uncomfortable. See table to convert this measurement into your bra size:-