FR/ES/BE chart
Use this French bra size chart for France, Spain, Belgium, and brands that label bands as 80, 85, 90, 95, and beyond. French bands are commonly 15 higher than EU band labels.
French, Spanish, and Belgian band labels often add 15 to the EU band number. For example, EU 75 is commonly FR 90.
| FR Band Size | Underbust Range | Approx. EU Band |
|---|---|---|
| 80 | 63-67 cm | 65 |
| 85 | 68-72 cm | 70 |
| 90 | 73-77 cm | 75 |
| 95 | 78-82 cm | 80 |
| 100 | 83-87 cm | 85 |
| 105 | 88-92 cm | 90 |
| 110 | 93-97 cm | 95 |
French cup labels often look similar to EU cup labels. Use the bust-to-underbust difference as the better comparison point.
| FR Cup Size | Bust minus Underbust | Fit Note |
|---|---|---|
| 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 |
French sizing is most recognizable by band labels such as 85, 90, and 95. These are commonly 15 higher than equivalent EU band labels.
Use this chart when a retailer lists FR, ES, BE, or French-style band sizes. If a size reads 90C, it is often a French-style band rather than an EU 90 band.
Cup labels can look similar, but French band labels are commonly 15 higher than EU band labels.
FR 90 is commonly close to EU 75.
Many Spanish and Belgian bra charts use French-style band labels, though individual brands can vary.
