How to calculate the correct bra size in the simplest way? A guide to calculating the correct bra size.

Our aim is to help our valued visitors choose a bra, as it is one of the most frequently used items by women in daily life, and it directly affects the waist and body comfort. Incorrect choices can greatly affect daily life.

What is the correct bra size?

Contrary to popular belief, bra sizes are not determined solely by the top circumference. This is a common misconception. Every woman's breast shape is unique, and relying solely on the top circumference for size is simply incorrect and puts extra strain on the waist and spine. When calculating your bra size, the letters next to the size number are crucial. We strongly advise you to pay close attention to these letters when making your selection. In short, numbers like 70, 75, and 80 indicate the bra's top circumference, not the waist or band length. For information about the band and back support, you should refer to the numbers next to the size number.

So how do you measure your bra size?

Measuring your bra size and finding the right fit is very easy. You only need to measure two areas. Take the measuring tape and start measuring loosely, without pulling it too tight, so that the ends touch.

1) The first area to measure is the upper chest. As shown in the image below, place the measuring tape loosely at the widest part of your chest and record the measurement.

2) We continue measuring from the bottom. We wrap the measuring tape around the back, at the point where the chest meets the abdomen, then return it to the starting point. This will give us the shape of the spine, which is represented by a letter. Therefore, using the appropriate number and letter from the table below, we can access information about a healthy body.

Bra size chart

If you calculate your body measurements, you'll enjoy a comfortable everyday life. Remember that the most important thing is choosing bras that fit your body shape, not just their style or design. Not every design suits all body types, and this can lead to sagging and deformities in the future. Whenever possible, choose cotton bras with elastic bands and a lifting effect. Don't forget to check out our other article on choosing supportive bras. Finally, avoid using extra materials in the bra's clasp area; this isn't good for your health.