Csiri Intimates Size Calculator
Use your measurements in cm (or inches) OR type whatβs written on your tag (UK / EU / US / FR).
If you already have a bra that fits, βBy size codeβ is more accurate.
Tape around ribs under bust. Snug, not painful.
Tape around fullest part. Keep it level.
Your bra size results
Note: brands vary. EU / CN shows the direct conversion. If a Chinese-made bra cup feels small, try the Chinese fit alternate.
Csiri Bra Fit Guide
Use this guide to understand how our bra calculator works, how to measure correctly, and what to do if a bra feels off after you try it on.
How to measure your bra correctly
- Underbust: wrap the tape directly under the breasts, around the ribcage. Keep it level all around and snug, not painful.
- Bust: measure around the fullest part of the bust. Keep the tape level and not overly tight.
- Stand naturally: donβt puff your chest too much or pull the tape too tightly.
- Use a non-padded bra if possible: heavily padded bras can distort the fullest-bust measurement.
- If between numbers: use the calculator result as your starting point, then confirm by fit.
How our calculator works
- Your underbust helps determine your band size.
- The difference between your bust and your band helps determine your cup size.
- We then convert that size into UK, US, EU / CN, and FR.
- For Chinese-made bras, we also show a fit alternate because some imported bras run small in the cup.
If your result is UK 34D, your direct EU / CN size is 75D.
If the cup feels small in a Chinese-made bra, try 75E.
Quick bra measurement guide
| Step | What to measure | How to do it | Important tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Underbust | Measure snugly around the ribcage directly under the bust. | Keep the tape straight and level all around. |
| 2 | Full bust | Measure around the fullest part of the bust. | Do not squeeze the bust flat with the tape. |
| 3 | Calculator result | The calculator uses the difference between bust and band to estimate your cup. | This is your starting size, not always the final fit. |
| 4 | Try-on check | Check band, cups, straps, and center gore after wearing the bra. | Different brands and styles can fit differently. |
Bra size conversion chart
| UK | US | EU / CN | FR | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30A | 30A | 65A | 80A | Small band, shallow cup |
| 32B | 32B | 70B | 85B | Common starter reference |
| 34C | 34C | 75C | 90C | Balanced mid-size reference |
| 34D | 34D | 75D | 90D | If Chinese cups run small, try 75E |
| 36D | 36D | 80D | 95D | Common fuller band reference |
| 36DD | 36DD | 80E | 95E | UK double-letter cup system |
| 38C | 38C | 85C | 100C | Wider band, moderate cup |
| 38D | 38D | 85D | 100D | Often seen in everyday bras |
| 40C | 40C | 90C | 105C | Fuller band size range |
| 40D | 40D | 90D | 105D | Check support from band first |
This chart is a quick guide. Your calculator result is more accurate than choosing by chart alone.
Signs your bra fits well
- The band sits level around your body and does most of the support work.
- The center gore lies flat against the chest.
- Your breasts sit inside the cups without spilling over the top or sides.
- The cups do not wrinkle or gape excessively.
- The straps feel secure without carrying all the weight.
Signs something is off
- Overflow / spillage: the cup is likely too small.
- Gaping: the cup may be too large or the style may not suit the breast shape.
- Band riding up at the back: the band may be too loose.
- Underwire sitting on breast tissue: the cup is likely too small or the bra shape is wrong.
- Straps digging in: the band may not be giving enough support.
What to do if the calculator size does not feel right
If the calculator gives UK 34D and the band feels right but the cup feels tight, try:
Chinese / EU alternative: 75E
Tip: if you already own a bra that fits you really well, using that label size in the calculator can be just as useful as fresh measurements.