How can you be sure you find the perfect fit?
If you find yourself between two sizes, we recommend choosing the smaller size for a snug fit if you prefer tighter lingerie. However, if you prioritize comfort, opt for the larger size. The key is not the number, but how you feel, and we want you to feel beautiful! Here's how to take your measurements at home to find the perfect shapewear size using our fit guides. All you need is a tape measure and something to record your measurements, like a pen and paper or your phone. Let's get started!
How to Measure Your Waist
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When measuring your waist, keep the process straightforward and accurate. Begin by standing without clothing and wrap a measuring tape around your midsection. There are two effective methods to locate your natural waistline:
- Around the Navel: Position the tape around the soft, fleshy area between your ribs and hips, ensuring it rests at or just above your navel.
- Side Lean Technique: Stand with your hands on your hips and lean to one side. The crease that forms where your torso naturally narrows is your waistline.
How to Measure Your Bust
Ensuring you wear the right bra size is crucial for comfort and support. To measure your bra size, it's best to do it without wearing a bra. Grab a measuring tape and gently wrap it around your torso, covering the fullest part of your breasts. Make sure the tape includes your nipple area for accurate measurements.
Bra Size Conversion
Bra sizes can be different depending on where you're shopping. For example, while US and UK band sizes are the same, the cup sizes can vary. And once you start looking at EU, Australian, French, or Brazilian sizes, things can get a little confusing.
This will help you find the right size based, making your
bra search much simpler!
How to convert your bra size
Take two measurements: one around your rib cage to determine your band size, and another around your bust to find your cup size. To figure out your cup size, simply subtract your band measurement from your bust measurement. Then, use the bra size chart below to match the difference and find your perfect cup size.
Once you know your cup and band size, as we show you above, you can use our fitting chart to find the right Brazilian bra.
Getting a bra that fits correctly can be challenging. In fact, 80% of women wear the wrong bra size. Believe us, you won’t regret
getting this perfect fit!