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Free Bra Size Calculator

Estimate your bra size (band and cup) from your band and bust measurements.

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Bra sizing combines a band measurement and a cup measurement, calculated from the difference between your underbust and bust measurements.

This calculator estimates your band and cup size from those two measurements using a standard, widely published sizing formula.

How it works

Enter your band (underbust) and bust measurements in inches. The calculator rounds the band measurement and adds 4 (if even) or 5 (if odd) to find the band size, then compares the bust measurement to the band size to determine the cup letter.

  1. Enter band (underbust) measurement (in).
  2. Enter bust measurement (in).
  3. Click Calculate to see your results.

Examples

32 in band, 36 in bust

A 32-inch underbust and 36-inch bust measurement produces an estimated 36AA using this sizing method.

Who should use it

  • Getting a starting size estimate before shopping online.
  • Rechecking your size after a body change (weight change, pregnancy, etc.).

Industry applications

  • Apparel and lingerie retail
  • Personal shopping and fitting services

Advantages

  • Uses a widely published, standard bra sizing formula.
  • Quick two-measurement estimate.

Limitations

  • Sizing conventions vary by brand and by fitting method — treat the result as a starting estimate.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Measuring over a padded or ill-fitting bra rather than measuring directly against the body or in a well-fitting bra.
  • Pulling the tape measure too tight, which understates both measurements.

Best practices

  • Get professionally fitted at least once and use that result to calibrate how this calculator's formula compares for your body and preferred brands.

Tips

  • Re-measure and recalculate periodically — bra size can change with weight fluctuations, pregnancy, and even the specific bra style.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, with no signup and no limit on how many calculations you run.
This reflects a long-standing, widely published bra sizing convention that adds inches to the direct underbust measurement — some modern fitting guides use a smaller (or no) addition instead, so sizing can vary meaningfully between methods and brands.
There's no single universal sizing standard across manufacturers — cut, materials, and design all affect fit, so this calculator's result is a useful starting point rather than a guaranteed fit.
Measure the band snugly around your ribcage directly under the bust, and the bust measurement around the fullest part of your chest, both with the tape measure level and not pulled tight.

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