Bra Size Chart

Size Chart

Band Size (cm)	FR Size	Cup A	Cup B	Cup C	Cup D	Cup E	Cup F
63-67	80	80A	80B	80C	80D	80E	80F
68-72	85	85A	85B	85C	85D	85E	85F
73-77	90	90A	90B	90C	90D	90E	90F
78-82	95	95A	95B	95C	95D	95E	95F
83-87	100	100A	100B	100C	100D	100E	100F
88-92	105	105A	105B	105C	105D	105E	105F
93-97	110	110A	110B	110C	110D	110E	110F

FR Size	EU Size	Band Size (cm)
80	65	63-67
85	70	68-72
90	75	73-77
95	80	78-82
100	85	83-87
105	90	88-92
110	95	93-97

FR Size	UK Size	Band Size (cm)
80	30	63-67
85	32	68-72
90	34	73-77
95	36	78-82
100	38	83-87
105	40	88-92
110	42	93-97

FR Size	US Size	Band Size (cm)
80	30	63-67
85	32	68-72
90	34	73-77
95	36	78-82
100	38	83-87
105	40	88-92
110	42	93-97

It is common to have asymmetrical breasts, even when associated with other shapes. 40% of women have breasts of different sizes, ranging from slight asymmetry to a full cup size difference.
FOR YOUR BODY SHAPE: Try bras with removable pads if you want to balance your bust.
This shape is characterized by wider, more muscular breasts, with less breast tissue. The gap between the cups is a common issue for athletic shapes due to the low volume in the upper part.
FOR YOUR BODY SHAPE: Adequate coverage is essential for a harmonious silhouette, and our bras for athletic chests are an excellent starting point.
Narrower at the top and fuller at the bottom, this shape generally characterizes women with a large bust. Bell-shaped bras can often overflow with minimal coverage styles such as balconette or demi-cup bras.
FOR YOUR BODY SHAPE: Full-coverage bras are an excellent choice. Our collection of bras for bell-shaped breasts offers styles with memory foam straps that provide good support and never dig into the skin.
With loose tissue and downward-pointing nipples, individuals with this breast shape generally have longer, pendulous breasts.
FOR YOUR SHAPE: Try styles with a slightly shorter cup for more volume at the top of the breast, such as those in our bras for soft breasts collection.
As the name suggests, East-West breasts are characterized by breasts that are wide-set and point away from the center of the chest. The nipples generally point outwards, in opposite directions. People with this shape may have more difficulty achieving cleavage with certain tops.
FOR YOUR SHAPE: full coverage styles that help lift and bring your breasts closer together are perfect when choosing a bra for an East-West breast shape.
With a full bust and hips, curvy women often only need a little support and lift, making many padded bras unnecessary.
FOR YOUR BODY SHAPE: Most styles work for your body shape, but don't hesitate to choose wireless bras on days when you want light support, or balconette styles for an ultra-flattering silhouette.
If you have slender breasts with downward-pointing nipples, you may have this shape. Slender shapes generally correspond to smaller breasts, slightly longer than they are wide.
FOR YOUR BODY SHAPE: Discover bras designed to give you a natural and flattering curve in our collection of bras for slender busts.
Bell shapes are rounder, while teardrop shapes, although round, are slightly less voluminous at the top. If you have this breast type, you may notice a gap between the cups of full coverage bras.
FOR YOUR SHAPE: Many styles are suitable for your shape, but for more cleavage, opt for a balconette bra.

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Common Bra Problems and Solutions

"I've had this bra since high school and it still fits me."

Even the best bra eventually wears out. If it's over a year old or the materials are stretched out, it probably isn't supporting you like it used to. Our in-store questionnaire helps you quickly find your size again.

"I think it's just a little bit of fat under my armpits."

Armpit "bulge" can come from excess breast tissue: try a smaller band size and a larger cup size, or an equivalent size.

"My bra straps hurt!"

If the straps are digging in, it means they are compensating for a lack of support: the cups and band should be doing the work. Try a sister size for a better fit.

"My bra band is riding up."

If the back rides up, the band is too big. Go down one band size and up one cup size to maintain the same volume.

"My bra back is riding up."

If the back rides up, the band is too big. Go down one band size and up one cup size to maintain the same volume.

"I can never find the right cup size, so I get a DD... and sometimes I wear two bras."

If you have to close a new bra on the tightest hook, it will wear out more quickly. An equivalent size with a smaller band and a larger cup will allow you to start on the widest hook.

Problem: Straps fall off shoulders.
Solution: Cups are often too big. Try a smaller cup size or a style with closer-set straps.
Problem: Straps dig in and pull.

Solution: The band does not provide enough support. Go down a band size and, if necessary, go up a cup size (sister size).
Solution: The band is too big. Try a smaller band size and go up a cup size to maintain the same volume.
Problem: The bra moves or twists.
Solution: The band is too loose or the style is worn out. Try a tighter band.
Problem: The center part pulls away from the body.
Solution: The cups are too small. Go up one cup size.
Problem: There's space in the cups.
Solution: They are too big. Try one or two cup sizes down.
Problem: Compressed areas or feeling of pressure.
Solution: The cup size is not suitable. Try a larger or deeper cup.
Problem: Unable to adjust model with time.
Solution: The band is too big. Choose a smaller band size and a larger cup size (sister size).