international bra size chart

To be sure you select the right bra size no matter where you are, please use this international conversion chart below because different countries have different sizes. Please note that the conversions between EU and UK are based on our research during customer fittings. If you are not sure which size to select when purchasing, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

bras

Band sizes

UK	US	FR	EU	AU
26	26	70	60	4
28	28	75	65	6
30	30	80	70	8
32	32	85	75	10
34	34	90	80	12
36	36	95	85	14

Cup sizes

UK	US	FR	EU	AU
F	G	G	E	F
FF	H	H	F	FF
G	I	I	G	G
GG	J	J	H	GG
H	K	K	I	H
HH	L	L	J	HH

bottoms

UK	US	FR	EU	AU
6	2	34	34	6
8	4	36	36	8
10	6	38	38	10
12	8	40	40	12
14	10	42	42	14
16	12	44	44	18

Understanding international bra sizing systems and using a conversion chart can help you find the perfect bra size, regardless of where you’re shopping. Always keep in mind that sizing may vary between brands, so it’s essential to refer to each brand’s specific size guide. If you need any help finding your perfect DD+ bras or big bust bras, please get in touch.

US Sizing vs. UK Sizing

While US and UK bra sizes might appear similar at first glance, there are some subtle differences between the two systems. The most notable distinction lies in the cup sizes as UK sizes often include double letters (such as FF or GG), which US sizes do not use. To convert your UK DD+ bras to a US size, you may need to go up one or two cup sizes.

European Sizing

European bra sizes differ significantly from both US and UK sizing. The band size in European bras is measured in centimeters, while US and UK sizes use inches. To convert your European bra size to a US or UK size, you’ll need to convert the band size from centimeters to inches and then adjust the cup size accordingly. European cup sizes also progress differently, typically increasing in 2-centimeter increments rather than the 1-inch increments used in US and UK sizing.

Australian and New Zealand Sizing

Australian and New Zealand bra sizes are similar to UK sizing, although there can be some slight variations between brands. As a general rule, you can use your UK size as a starting point when shopping for bras in Australia or New Zealand. However, it’s essential to try on bras and consult with a knowledgeable fitter to ensure the perfect fit.