Size charts

Bra Size Charts

View bra size charts by country and sizing standard. Compare US, UK, EU, FR/ES/BE, Italian, AU/NZ, and Japanese band sizes, cup labels, and measurement ranges before using the calculator.

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Choose by the label you see

Match the chart to the sizing label used by the brand. These examples help you pick the right regional chart quickly.

How to choose the right bra size chart

Match the chart to the country or brand sizing standard you plan to shop. If a brand lists EU band numbers, use the EU chart; if it lists UK-style cups such as FF or GG, use the UK chart; if it lists compact Italian band numbers, use the Italian chart.

How common bra sizing systems differ

Most systems combine a band label with a cup label, but the band scale and cup progression can change by region.

Global bra size conversion chart comparing US, UK, EU, French, Italian, Japanese, and AU/NZ bra sizes
Pin or save this global bra size chart as a quick visual reference, then open the regional chart for measurement ranges.
SystemExample labelsUse this chart when...
US34C, 36DD, 38DDD/FUS-style bands with DD or DDD/F cups
UK34D, 34E, 34FFUK cups such as E, F, FF, G, GG
EU75C, 80D, 85ECentimeter bands like 70, 75, 80
FR90C, 95D, 100EFrench-style bands like 85, 90, 95
IT2C, 3D, 4ECompact Italian bands like 1, 2, 3
AU/NZ10C, 12D, 14DDAustralian bands like 10, 12, 14
JP70B, 75C, 80DJapan centimeter bands with cup letters

Bra size chart FAQs

Which bra size chart should I use?

Use the chart that matches the sizing system shown by the brand or retailer. If the label uses 75C, start with EU; if it uses 34FF, start with UK; if it uses 12D, start with AU/NZ.

Are bra size charts exact?

Bra size charts are starting points. Band stretch, cup shape, wire width, and brand grading can all change how the same labeled size fits.

Should I use a chart or the calculator first?

Use the calculator first if you have measurements. Use the chart when you already know the sizing system or want to compare labels across regions.

Why do cup letters change between countries?

Cup progression is not standardized globally. For example, UK sizing commonly uses E, F, FF, and G, while many US brands use DD, DDD/F, and G differently.