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International Bra Sizing Conversion Chart

Sourcing Globally for the Perfect Fit

At Enchanting Intimates, we are passionate about providing you with the best lingerie from around the world. Our collection is carefully curated from leading designers and manufacturers across the globe to bring you a diverse range of styles, fabrics, and designs that suit every body type and preference.

Since not all our products are made or sourced in Australia, sizing standards may vary depending on where the product is manufactured. We want to ensure that your lingerie fits perfectly, so we highly recommend checking our International Bra Sizing Guide before making a purchase. This guide will help you easily convert your size into the international sizing used for each of our products, ensuring a seamless shopping experience and a perfect fit every time.

Feel confident and comfortable in your lingerie, no matter where it comes from!

International Bra Sizing Conversion Chart

How to Use the Sizing Chart:

1. Find your Australian size (AUS) in the leftmost column.
2. Match it across to find your equivalent size in other countries such as the US, UK, Europe, France/Spain, Italy, and Japan.

We always recommend using our Bra Fit Guide for additional tips on measuring yourself at home to ensure you select the right size!

Bra Fit Guide:

How to Measure and Find Your Perfect Fit

 Finding the perfect bra starts with knowing your correct size. A well-fitted bra not only enhances your comfort but also provides the right support and flattering shape. Follow this easy, step-by-step guide to measure yourself at home and ensure you get the best fit every time.

Step 1: Measure Your Band Size

1. Wear a comfortable, non-padded bra. This will give you the most accurate measurements.
2. Stand in front of a mirror with a soft measuring tape.
3. Measure directly under your bust.
• Wrap the tape snugly around your ribcage, just under your bust where your bra band usually sits.
• Ensure the tape is level all the way around your body.
• Take the measurement in inches or centimeters and round to the nearest whole number.

Example: If your measurement is 32 inches, your band size is likely 32.

Step 2: Measure Your Bust Size

1. Position the tape over the fullest part of your bust.
• Make sure the measuring tape is neither too tight nor too loose.
• Ensure the tape is level and straight across your back and over your breasts.
2. Take the measurement.
• Round to the nearest whole number.

Example: If your bust measures 36 inches, this is your bust measurement.

Step 3: Calculate Your Cup Size

1. Subtract your band size from your bust measurement.
• The difference between these two numbers will determine your cup size.

Cup Size Guide:

• 1 inch (or 2.5 cm) = A cup
• 2 inches = B cup
• 3 inches = C cup
• 4 inches = D cup
• 5 inches = DD/E cup, and so on.

Example: If your bust measurement is 36 inches and your band size is 32 inches, the difference is 4 inches. This means you are a D cup.

Step 4: Determine Your Full Bra Size

Combine your band size and cup size to find your complete bra size.

Example:

• Band size: 32 inches
• Bust size: 36 inches
• Difference: 4 inches = D cup
• Final size = 32D

Bra Fit Tips for the Perfect Comfort and Support

• Straps should stay in place: Your straps should not dig into your shoulders or slip off. Adjust them to ensure a snug, comfortable fit.
• The band should be snug but not too tight: You should be able to fit two fingers comfortably under the band.
• Center panel should lie flat: The middle part of the bra between the cups (the gore) should sit flat against your chest.
• Cups should fully enclose your breasts: If you notice any spilling or gaping, try adjusting your size or fit.
• Test the fit on the loosest hook: When trying on a new bra, use the loosest hook. As the bra stretches with wear, you can tighten it over time.

Common Fit Issues and Solutions

• Cup Spillage: If your breasts spill over the top or sides of the cups, try going up a cup size.
• Gapping Cups: If there’s space between your breast and the cup, consider going down a cup size.
• Band Riding Up: If your band rides up your back, it may be too loose. Try tightening the band or going down a band size.
• Strap Digging: If your straps are digging in, the band may be too loose, forcing the straps to carry the weight. Try a tighter band or loosen the straps.

Still Unsure?

If you’re still unsure of your size, feel free to contact our customer support team for further assistance, or visit our International Bra Sizing Conversion Chart to check size equivalents from around the world.

At Enchanting Intimates, we believe every woman deserves lingerie that fits her perfectly, so take the time to measure yourself and find the best fit for ultimate comfort and style!