Our bras can fit across three band sizes thanks to the adjustable straps at the back. The straps can be adjusted up to 10 cm, so they allow for a personalised fit. That’s why our size system is slightly different than other brands. You can refer to our size charts or just contact us if you have any questions. We’ll be happy to help!
If you can’t find your size in the chart, remember that we can customize any garment to your unique measurements. Just drop us a line!
To find out your bra size, you’ll need a tape measure and two measurements: the underbust measurement (determines your band size) and the measurement around your bust (allows you to find your cup size).
The underbust measurement is taken just below your breasts and around your ribcage. Bear in mind that the tape measure should be level all the way around your torso when taking this measurement, so it may be useful to look in the mirror or to ask a friend for help. The tape should feel snug, but not uncomfortable (remember to leave room to breathe!). Note down this measurement, as we will use it in the chart below to determine your band size.
Wearing a well fitting bra, measure around the fullest part of your bust (usually it’s across the nipples). Again, the tape measure should be level all way around and it shouldn’t cut across the breast tissue. Note down this number as well and refer to the chart below.
Bear in mind that this system provides you with a starting point size. Your personal preferences or your unique breast shape can affect what size you need.
Your size for panties, bodysuits and nightwear is easier to find, just take your measurements and refer to the charts below.
Measure around the narrowest point on your waist. It’s usually the point where your waist bends, around 2’5cm above the navel.
Measure around the hipbones, where a low-rise brief would sit. This measurement is helpful but not crucial when choosing your size: you should go with the size that matches your low hip measurement best.
Measure the fullest part of your hips, around your bum. Each body is different, so you may have to measure lower or higher than what is shown in the illustration. Remember that the tape measure shouldn’t dig into your skin. If you are between sizes, we recommend to size up for a more comfortable fit.
