Let’s get ready to take your measurements
You'll need two things; 1 - A soft tape measure, that is relatively unused and not stretched. 2 - Your best fitting bra, that has a well-fitting underwire, that has no thick padding, and that gives you the lift and shape that you want. You can also wear a wire-free bra, but make sure that it gives you the lift that you want.
Upper circumference
Measure your circumference across the fullest part of your chest. Watch the video for instructions or check the text guide below. Enter your measurements.
Place your tape measure around your upper body, and over the fullest part of your chest.
Stand up straight, relax your body, and breathe out.
The measurement tape should run parallel to the floor, all the way around the body. Check this by looking in the mirror.
Place your tape measure around your upper body, and over the fullest part of your chest.
Stand up straight, relax your body, and breathe out.
The measurement tape should run parallel to the floor, all the way around the body. Check this by looking in the mirror.
Lower circumference
Measure your circumference right under your bust. Watch the video for instructions or check the text guide below. Enter your measurements.
Place the tape measure around the body, right under the bust, where the underwire of a bra would sit. If you’re wearing a wired bra, place the tape underneath the wire.
Stand up straight, and relax your body.
The measurement tape should run parallel to the floor, all the way around the body. Check this by looking in the mirror.
Place the tape measure around the body, right under the bust, where the underwire of a bra would sit. If you’re wearing a wired bra, place the tape underneath the wire.
Stand up straight, and relax your body.
The measurement tape should run parallel to the floor, all the way around the body. Check this by looking in the mirror.
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Which type of volume comes closest to yours?
If you have some volume at the top of your breast, you are a “top volume”. If your volume sits mostly at the bottom of your breast, you are a “bottom volume”. Now, check if your volume is firmer or softer, by finding the image, that looks the most like you.
Breast span
Measure your breast span in a horisontal line across the fullest point of the breast. Watch the video for instructions or check the text guide below. Enter your measurements.
Place the tape measure in a straight horizontal line across the curve of your bust.
You need to fint three ponts: Outer end pont of your wire, fullest pont of your breast and center front.
Measure fron ourter end point acros the fullest point to center front.
Remember not to keep the tape too tight, as this can result in the bra cup being too small for you.
Place the tape measure in a straight horizontal line across the curve of your bust.
You need to fint three ponts: Outer end pont of your wire, fullest pont of your breast and center front.
Measure fron ourter end point acros the fullest point to center front.
Remember not to keep the tape too tight, as this can result in the bra cup being too small for you.
Breast height
Measure your cup height in a vertical line, over the curve of your breast. Watch the guide video for instructions or chech the guide text below. Enter your measurment.
Be aware that if you are wearing an underwired bra, you should measure just below your actual breast, not where the wire sits. This is important because it determines the height of the cup in your bra.
You need to find three points: Under bust point (point below your actual breast), fullest point of your breast and the point where your cup height should stop (We recomend at armpit level).
Measure from under bust point acros the fullest point of your chest to the cup height point in a streight vertical line.
Keep the tape measure tight to your breast creating a little lift.
Be aware that if you are wearing an underwired bra, you should measure just below your actual breast, not where the wire sits. This is important because it determines the height of the cup in your bra.
You need to find three points: Under bust point (point below your actual breast), fullest point of your breast and the point where your cup height should stop (We recomend at armpit level).
Measure from under bust point acros the fullest point of your chest to the cup height point in a streight vertical line.
Keep the tape measure tight to your breast creating a little lift.
Tailoring your bra
Results are ready
Here are your results
Based on your measurements, we have bra design that matches your body
