Wear a lightly lined or unlined bra, or measure bare. Keep the tape level and snug, never tight.
Two numbers, under two minutes.
Enter your measurements to see your size and sister sizes.
Do it in front of a mirror and measure twice.
1
Wrap the tape around your ribs, right under your breasts. Keep it level and snug. Breathe out, then read the number.
2
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest. Keep it level and loose enough to lie flat without pressing.
3
The difference between the two numbers decides your cup. A larger difference means a larger cup.
4
Write both numbers down. The calculator rounds sensibly and shows close alternatives.
Your result is a starting point, not a verdict. Letters mean different things from brand to brand, and a size can change with style, fabric and stretch.
Try your result and its sister sizes. Choose the one where the band is snug and level, the cups are smooth and the straps stay put.

A tight tape gives a band number that is too small. Snug, not squeezing.
If the back sits higher than the front, the numbers will be off. Check the mirror.
Repeat each measurement. Use the number you get most often.
Bare or over a thin, unpadded bra both work. Avoid padded or push-up bras.
Try both sizes and sister sizes, and pick the one that passes the fit checklist.
No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser — your measurements are never sent to us or stored anywhere.
Run through the five-point fit check to confirm it works on you.