Find Your Size
Getting the right bra fit makes you feel great from the inside-out. It can improve your comfort, posture, and help your figure look its best. Follow these step by step instructions to help you find your size, get the perfect fit, and combat fit problems.
Step 1: Find Your Back Size
- Place a tape measure around your back, just under your bust. Use a mirror to ensure the tape is parallel to the floor.
- Pull the tape tightly around your body. Remember, that a bra will stretch when worn, but the tape won’t.
- Use the Back Size table to calculate what size you need.
Don’t be surprised if your back size is smaller than you thought. The most common fit mistake is wearing bras that are too big in the back and too small in the cup. It is important to have a snug band, as this is where all your support comes from.
Step 2: Find Your Cup Size
- Place the tape measure straight across your back and loosely measure the fullest part of your bust. Use a mirror to make sure the tape measure is parallel to the floor.
- Repeat the step above a couple times until you get a consistent number.
- Count the difference in inches between your back and your bust measurements.
- Use the Cup Size Table to find your size.
Cup Size Table
| A30 | A32 | A34 | A36 | A38 | A40 | |||||
| B30 | B32 | B34 | B36 | B38 | B40 | |||||
| C30 | C32 | C34 | C36 | C38 | C40 | |||||
| D30 | D32 | D34 | D36 | D38 | D40 | |||||
| DD30 | DD32 | DD34 | DD36 | DD38 | DD40 | |||||
| E30 | E32 | E34 | E36 | E38 | E40 | |||||
| F30 | F32 | F34 | F36 | F38 |
Each column represents one cup size. Ex: If someone is a B36, they have the exact same cup size as someone who is a D32. The only difference is their back sizes.
This guide is only a starting point for Fitting Your Fortnight Bra. When you get your bra home, try it on in front of a mirror.
Click on the link below and follow all the steps to make sure you get the perfect fit.