Achieving the perfect fit is essential for your comfort and confidence. Our easy-to-use calculator will help you find your ideal bra size in just a few simple steps.

How It Works:

• Measure Your Underbust: Using a soft measuring tape, measure around your ribcage, directly under your bust. Make sure the tape is snug but not tight.
• Measure Your Overbust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape parallel to the ground.
• Calculate Your Size: Click the "Calculate" button to find your perfect bra size. The calculator will determine your band size and cup size based on your measurements, giving you the ideal fit. Once you have your perfect bra size, browse our wide range of stylish and comfortable bras designed to fit every body type..

Find Your Perfect Bra Size in 60 Seconds

Choosing the right bra size does not have to be complicated. With the help of Bodycare bra size calculator, you can measure yourself at home and get your perfect fit in under a minute. All you need is a measuring tape and two simple measurements - your under-bust and over-bust. Our quick, easy-to-use calculator then helps you find your true bra size, understand your fit better, and choose the styles that feel most comfortable on your body.

Why Knowing Your Bra Size Matters

Finding the right bra size is more important than many women realize. The correct fit can improve comfort, confidence, posture, and overall wellbeing. Here is why accurate measurements make all the difference:

• A correct bra size ensures everyday comfort and reliable support.
• It helps maintain healthy posture and reduces shoulder, neck, and back strain.
• The right fit improves the way your clothes look and enhances your natural shape.
• A well-fitted bra prevents issues like spillage, strap marks, and band discomfort.
• Wearing the wrong size can affect movement, support, and overall comfort throughout the day.
• Accurate measurements help you choose styles that feel good and stay comfortable for long hours.
• The Bodycare bra size calculator makes it easy to find your ideal fit at home.

How Does the Bodycare Bra Size Calculator Work?

Finding the right bra size becomes easy when you take accurate measurements. The Bodycare bra size calculator guides you through a simple, step-by-step process using just a soft measuring tape. Here’s what you need to do:

Step 1: Measure your under-bust

Place the measuring tape around your ribcage, directly under your bust. Make sure the tape sits flat and snug without feeling too tight. This measurement helps determine your band size.

Step 2: Measure your over-bust

Next, wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping it parallel to the ground. Hold it gently, without pressing into the skin. This measurement helps calculate your cup size.

Step 3: Click “Calculate” to know your perfect fit 

Enter both measurements into the Bodycare Bra Size Calculator and click “Calculate.” Your accurate band size and cup size will appear instantly, making it easier to explore Bodycare’s range of stylish, supportive, and comfortable bras designed for every body type.

Understanding Your Result and What to Do Next

Once you enter your measurements, the calculator shows your band size and cup size. Knowing what these two components mean can help you choose bras that offer the right comfort, shape, and support. 

Understanding Your Band Size

• The band size is the number in your bra size, such as 30, 32, 34, or 36.
• It comes from your under-bust measurement.
• The band should feel snug, stay in place, and provide most of the support.
• If the band rides up or feels loose, you may need a smaller size.

Understanding Your Cup Size

• The cup size is the letter in your bra size, such as A, B, C, or D.
• It comes from the difference between your over-bust and under-bust measurements.
• The cups should fully hold your bust without gaps or spillage.
• If you feel pressure, bulging, or empty space inside the cup, a different cup size may be needed.

Fit Examples to Help You Choose Better 

• Smooth cups with no gaps mean the cup size is correct.
• A firm but comfortable band means the band size is right.
• The center of the bra should sit flat against the chest.
• Straps should rest comfortably without digging in or slipping off.

Use the Bodycare Bra Size Chart to Help You Find Your True Bra Size

The Bodycare bra size chart makes it easy to cross-check your measurements and confirm your perfect fit. If you want to verify your result manually, match your under-bust and over-bust measurements with the chart to see your exact band and cup size.

• The chart shows under-bust measurements and the corresponding band sizes.
• It also lists the difference between your over-bust and under-bust to help you identify your cup size.
• This is helpful if you are between sizes or want an additional reference before shopping.
• Use the chart to double-check your fit and choose bras that match your exact measurements.

Common Fit Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Even small measurement errors can lead to an uncomfortable fit. Here are the most common mistakes women make and how you can avoid them:

• Choosing a band that is too loose: A loose band rides up and gives poor support. Always pick the band that sits firmly around your ribcage.
• Wearing cups that are too small or too big: Spillage means the cup is too small. Gaps mean it is too big. Choose the size that fully holds the bust comfortably.
• Relying only on strap tightness for support: Straps should not carry all the weight. The band should provide most of the support.
• Measuring over clothing: Thick or layered clothes can change your measurements. Measure over a thin bra or a fitted top for accuracy.
• Wearing the same size across all styles: Fit can vary between T-shirt bras, sports bras, and padded styles. Check the size guide for each type.
• Not rechecking your size regularly: Body shape can change over time. It is helpful to measure yourself every few months for the best fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do you calculate your bra size?

Take two measurements: under-bust and over-bust. Enter them into the Bodycare bra size calculator to get your band size and cup size.

Q: Which bra size is bigger, A or B or C?

Cup sizes increase as the letters go up. A is smaller than B, and B is smaller than C.

Q: How do I calculate Indian bra size?

Measure your under-bust for the band size and your over-bust for the cup size. Indian bra sizes follow the same measurement method as international sizing.

Q: How often should I check my bra size?

You should measure yourself every six months or whenever your current bras feel uncomfortable.

Q: Can my bra size change over time?

Yes. Weight changes, hormones, lifestyle, and posture can all affect your bra size.

Q: What if my measurements fall between two sizes?

Choose the size that feels more comfortable. The Bodycare bra size chart can help you decide which one fits better.

Q: Why does my size differ across brands?

Different brands use different fabrics and fits, so your size may vary. Always check the brand’s size chart.

Q: What type of bra should I buy based on my size?

Choose based on your support needs. Smaller cups can try lightly padded or T-shirt bras, while fuller busts may prefer bras with more coverage and wider straps.

Q: Do I need a different bra size for sports bras?

Some sports bras fit tighter for support. You may stick to your usual size or go one size up depending on activity level.

Q: How tight should the bra band be?

The band should feel snug and stay in place without digging into your skin.

Q: What is the difference between cup size and bra size?

Cup size is the letter (A, B, C, etc.), while bra size combines the band number and cup letter, such as 34B.

Q: What is the best bra to wear?

The best bra is one that fits well and suits your outfit and comfort needs, like T-shirt bras for daily wear or sports bras for workouts.

Q: What are the impacts of wearing the wrong bra size?

It can cause shoulder pain, poor posture, discomfort, spillage, and lack of support.

Q: What are sister sizes?

Sister sizes are alternate sizes with the same cup volume, such as 32C, 34B, and 36A.

Q: What is ABCD in bra sizes?

These letters represent cup sizes. A is the smallest, followed by B, C, and D as the volume increases.