Find your local bra size in the Bra Size Conversion Chart below, and see equivalent bra sizes in other bra sizing systems (countries). Note about cup size: In this bra size conversion chart, all bra sizes start with cup size AA. This will work with most bra models.

Convert bra sizes to Australian Bra Sizes. UK, USA, European and Asia bra size conversion table. By She Science Bra Fitters.

Ever wondered about your bra size equivalent in France or the US? Or are you an Australian shopping for bras in the UK? Here is our international bra size conversion table to help you …

Use our international size chart to help convert any underwear sizes into your desired size. Using your clothing size, under-bust measurement, cup size and our bra size converter will help you find the right bra size or discover your bra sister sizes!

Looking to convert your bra size internationally? This comprehensive chart helps you find the right bra cup and band size across different countries. Convert between US sizes and UK, European, French, Spanish, Japanese, and Australian sizes with ease. How do I find my bra size using the International Conversion Chart?

2016年9月22日 · Cup sizes are determined by the difference of band sizes and bust sizes. The cup sizes increase by an inch a step or 2.5 cm a step. Knowing your bra sizes in both inches and centimeters is very helpful. If you are habituated to shop online, then it is very important and recommended that you know all the conversions of your size.

First, determine your bra size by following our quick and easy instructions for DIY Bra Sizing. Then, use the international cup and band size conversion charts below to find your correct bra size. For more information on how to measure your bra size, watch HerRoom's How to Measure Your Bra Size Expert Video.

This is a great guide how to measure your bra size, find the perfect band and cup size, and how to convert your bra size to international sizes.

Conversion charts for bra cup and band sizes across US, UK, EU and AUS sizing. These are approximations of how sizes convert across different systems.

A 12D cup is not the same as an 18D cup as the volume of breast tissue needed to fill an 18D is much more than for a 12D. Sounds confusing but it is simple maths (Ok I agree, complex maths). A four-inch difference on a larger back size equates to a larger volume bust and thus a larger cup size to hold that volume.