Live Your Best Fit
Our bodies change all the time and you deserve a bra that feels great every day. Use our step-by-step guide to find your size and shape, all you need is a tape measure and a lightly padded bra.
Step 1: Measure Your Under-Bust
- Place a tape measure around your body, directly under your breasts and on your skin.
- Ensure the tape measure is straight and firm and breathe out.
- Pull the tape measure together under your bust. The number your tape measure reads is your under-bust measurement.
Step 2: Measure Your Over-Bust
- Make sure you are wearing a non-padded or lightly padded bra to give you an accurate measurement.
- Place the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust.
- Hold the tape measure lightly. It should sit straight on your back and feel comfortable but not too tight.
- Pull the tape measure together in front of you and breathe out. Check the measurement. This is your over-bust measurement. Repeat this step and check you get the same measurement.
What’s My Fit Size?
On the chart, use your under-bust measurement to give you your band size, or body size. For example, if you have a 76cm under-bust your band size is a 12.
What’s My Cup Size?
The next step is to move down the column from your band size to find your over-bust measurement. Then, follow the row across to the far left column where you will find your cup size. For example, if you measure 93cm your cup size is 12D.
International Size Chart
Use our easy-to-read conversion chart to help you convert your Australian size.
Bra Style Guide
We've made it easy to find the right style for you.
Breast Shape Guide
Explore our breast shape guide and find the perfect bra to match.
Can be round, tear drop or asymmetrical, but they require more support for the back, shoulders and cups. Best styles: Full Coverage, Balconette, T-Shirt and Minimiser.
A softer, less full appearance with nipples tending to point downwards. Best styles: Balconette, Full Coverage and Minimiser.
Fuller below the nipple, with less fullness above. Best styles: Full Coverage, Push Up, T-Shirt and Minimiser.
Face outwards, towards the arms - rather than the centre of the chest. Best styles: Plunge, Balconette and T-Shirt.
Muscular, firm and typically smaller. They don’t require a lot of support. Best styles: Push-Up, Bralette and T-Shirt.
Difference in size and fullness. Best styles: Push-Up, Bralette and T-Shirt.
Even fullness both above and below the nipple.Best styles: All Styles.
Underwear Style Guide
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