How to measure my bra size?
Only 20% of women wear a good size bra.
Wear a bra too big, too small or unsuitable for your measurements is uncomfortable, painful and insufficient support. It is essential to know its exact size bra to have good support and optimal comfort.
The size of your bra rests on two measurements: the back-to-turn that defines the length of the bra and the chest tower that determines the hatch depth. For your accurate size, you must take your measurements. For this, nothing more simple: follow our guide in 4 stages.
1. Unbending
Do you undress and put a padded bra so not to distort the measurements.
2. Bring a tape meter
Get a ribbon meter to measure your backpack and chest tower.
Thanks to these measures you will be able to know your size and your depth of cap.
3. Take his measures
Measure your back turn, then your chest lathe as shown on the diagram.
Tower
To get your back ride, place the meter below your chest around your bust.
Chest size
For your cap size, place the meter on tiptoe and under your armpits, horizontally.
3. Take his measures
Measure your back turn, then your chest lathe as shown on the diagram.
Tower
To get your back ride, place the meter below your chest around your bust.
Chest size
For your cap size, place the meter on tiptoe and under your armpits, horizontally.
Stand and feet joints when taking action to ensure the correct accuracy of the latter.
Do not tighten the ribbon! It must not be too tight or too loose to be as accurate as possible. If necessary, make yourself help.
Be sure to always take the measurements in the same place. If you measure a few centimeters above or below, it can distort your actual size.
4. Refer to the measurement table
On https://www.lingerie-sipp.com/gb/luxury-lingerie-fine-brand-lingerie, each brand has its own size guide accessible from each item.
Refer to this table of measurements to make the right choice!
Small trick in bonuses!
The back turn of your current bra seems too wide or too tight? Do not worry, Lingerie Sipp reveals you a trick! There are size equivalences.
Let's take an example: you wear a 95C.
Your back turn is too tight : You need to increase the back-to-turn and reduce the size of the cap.
► Your size equivalence is a 100B.
Your back turn is too loose : It is necessary to reduce the waist and increase the cap.
► The size equivalence is a 90D.
In summary: 95c = 100b or 90d
Now that you know your exact bra size, you only have to choose the bra that makes you crack and try it! If you want to know how to put your bra, read our article: "How to carry my bra?".