EU chart
Use this EU bra size chart to understand European band numbers, cup progression, and centimeter measurement ranges. EU sizing often uses band numbers such as 70, 75, 80, and 85.
EU band sizes are based on centimeters and typically increase in five-centimeter steps. Measure snugly under the bust and compare the range below.
| EU Band Size | Underbust Range | Approx. US Band |
|---|---|---|
| 65 | 63-67 cm | 30 |
| 70 | 68-72 cm | 32 |
| 75 | 73-77 cm | 34 |
| 80 | 78-82 cm | 36 |
| 85 | 83-87 cm | 38 |
| 90 | 88-92 cm | 40 |
| 95 | 93-97 cm | 42 |
EU cup size is commonly estimated from the centimeter difference between bust and underbust. Exact cup depth still changes by brand and style.
| EU Cup Size | Bust minus Underbust | Fit Note |
|---|---|---|
| AA | 10-12 cm | Very shallow cup volume |
| A | 12-14 cm | Small cup volume |
| B | 14-16 cm | Moderate cup volume |
| C | 16-18 cm | Fuller cup volume |
| D | 18-20 cm | Full cup volume |
| E | 20-22 cm | Fuller cup volume |
| F | 22-24 cm | Extended cup range |
| G | 24-26 cm | Extended cup range |
European bra sizing uses centimeter-based band numbers and familiar cup letters. A size such as 75C means the band is in the 75 EU range and the cup is estimated from the bust-to-underbust difference.
When shopping European brands, compare both band and cup guidance instead of converting the label alone. Construction, stretch, and cup shape can change how the same EU size feels.
An EU bra band size is a centimeter-based band label, usually shown in five-centimeter steps such as 70, 75, 80, and 85.
No. EU charts usually use centimeter band labels, while US charts use inch-based band numbers. Cup labels can also vary by brand.
Centimeters are the clearest choice for EU bra sizing because EU band ranges are commonly explained in centimeter steps.
