Size Guide

How to measure

Use a soft measuring tape. Measure over your underwear, not over clothing. Stand relaxed, don't pull the tape too tight.

1

Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level and snug but not tight.

2

Measure around your natural waistline, the narrowest part of your torso. Bend to the side to find it.

3

Measure around the fullest part of your hips, about 8 in below your waist.

4

Measure directly under your bust, where the band of your bra sits. Keep the tape firm and level.

For bras, sets, bodysuits, and corsets.

Size	Bust	Waist	Hips	EU
XS	30–32 in	24–26 in	33–35 in	34
S	32–34 in	26–28 in	35–37 in	36
M	34–36 in	28–30 in	37–39 in	38
L	36–38 in	30–32 in	39–41 in	40
XL	38–40 in	32–34 in	41–43 in	42
XXL	40–42 in	34–36 in	43–45 in	44

For underwired and structured bras.

Band size	Underbust	A cup	B cup	C cup	D cup
32	27–28 in	32 in	33 in	34 in	35 in
34	29–30 in	34 in	35 in	36 in	37 in
36	31–32 in	36 in	37 in	38 in	39 in
38	33–34 in	38 in	39 in	40 in	41 in
40	35–36 in	40 in	41 in	42 in	43 in

Designed for a relaxed fit. If between sizes, we recommend sizing up for comfort.

Size	Bust	Waist	Hips
S	32–34 in	26–28 in	35–37 in
M	34–36 in	28–30 in	37–39 in
L	36–38 in	30–32 in	39–41 in
XL	38–40 in	32–34 in	41–43 in

For lingerie sets, go with the larger size. For bodysuits, the smaller one for a snugger fit.

Between two sizes, go up for comfort or down for a snugger fit. If you need to return something, see our refund policy.

Start with a bralette or wireless style. They're more forgiving on sizing and incredibly comfortable.