Lingerie

Get the bra that fits you best:
Did you know 8 out of 10 women wear the wrong size bra? Watch our video to learn how to find your best fit and check out the five essential styles for every wardrobe. Then refer to chart below to get your band size and see more tips for determining your cup size.

Be sure you're wearing a well-fitting, non-padded bra while measuring. Wrap the measuring tape snugly around your rib cage, just under your bustline. Then refer to the Bra Size Chart below.

• Because bras tend to stretch in back, your bra should fit firmly on the loosest hook when new.
• The number of hooks that secure the back of a bra varies by vendor label and style. In general, the larger the cup size, the more hooks there will be to provide adequate support.

• The center section between the cups should lie flat on the chest.
• Breasts should never bulge or spill out of the cups.
• Your bra should not leave lines or marks on your skin after prolonged wear.

Keep in mind that the profile type is not necessarily dependent on cup size. Check the images below to determine which profile represents you best.

Breasts tend to drape in the lower cup and may require a bra with a smaller cup or a push-up style.

Breasts have an equal distribution in the cup and a rounder appearance.

Breasts have the most round appearance and require a bra that provides lower-cup support as well as support and coverage for the upper part of the breasts.