Bra size calculator
Two simple measurements. A size that’s a better starting point for you.
Calculate my size
A little knowledge. A better fit.
Enter two tape measurements to get an estimated bra size.
Then check sister sizes, international labels, and fit.
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Two simple measurements. A size that’s a better starting point for you. Free to use, no sign-up, and your measurements never leave your browser.
YOUR FIT TOOLKIT
Four free tools: calculator, sister sizes, size converter, fit checker.
Two simple measurements. A size that’s a better starting point for you.
Calculate my sizeLove the cup, not the band? Discover sizes with a similar cup volume.
Find sister sizesUK, US, or EU? Make sense of international bra size labels.
Convert my sizeSmall details, big comfort. Find out if your bra is really fitting you.
Check my fitA LITTLE BRA KNOW-HOW
How the band, cups, centre gore, and straps each work, and what each one should feel like on your body.
THE FIT EDIT
THE BASICS · 3 MIN READ
A measuring tape, a few minutes, and a fresh start. The one guide to read first.
FIT & COMFORT · 4 MIN READ
The little signs that your bra is working with you.
SIZE KNOW-HOW · 3 MIN READ
Why more than one size might feel like your size.
HOW IT WORKS
You need a soft measuring tape and two numbers: a snug underbust and a standing bust, in inches or centimeters. The calculator estimates your band from the underbust and your cup from the difference between the two, and shows the matching US and EU sizes.
Snug underbust beneath your breasts, loose bust around the fullest part. Inches or centimeters, your call.
Band from the underbust, cup size from the bust-to-underbust difference, with US and EU equivalents included.
Level band, smooth cups, straps that stay put. Comfort has the final say.
Measure your snug underbust and your standing bust with a soft tape, then enter both numbers in the calculator above. It rounds your underbust to a nearby even band and estimates your cup from the difference. For example, 32 under and 36 bust is roughly a 32D.
Subtract your underbust from your bust measurement. Each inch of difference is roughly one cup step: 1 inch about an A, 2 inches a B, 3 inches a C, 4 inches a D, and so on.
Fit clues help: spilling out of the cups usually means going up a cup, while gaping can mean going down a cup or trying a different cup shape. Two tape measurements take about a minute and give a more reliable starting point.
Yes. It is a bra size calculator in inches and centimeters: pick your unit, enter both measurements, and it handles the conversion either way.
Sister sizes hold roughly the same cup volume on different bands: down one band and up one cup, or the reverse. For example, 34C sisters are 32D and 36B. Try them when the cups fit but the band does not.
A riding band is usually too loose to anchor the bra, which pushes support onto the straps. Try a firmer band: going down one band and up one cup keeps roughly the same cup volume.
Gaping can mean the cup is too big, or the shape does not suit you. Try the same size in a different cut before sizing down, since shape mismatches gape even at the right volume.
There is no fixed schedule. Re-measure after significant weight change, during or after pregnancy, or whenever bras that used to fit stop feeling comfortable.
Bands usually match and cups match up to DD. Beyond that they diverge: a UK E is generally a US DDD. Check the brand chart and convert before ordering across systems.
No. Every calculation runs in your browser. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, and nothing is sent to a server.
Comfort is the final check: trust how a bra feels through the day.