Learn how to measure yourself correctly for the most accurate bra size results. Follow our step-by-step guide with visual demonstrations.
Measure around your ribcage, just below your bust

Measure around the fullest part of your bust

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Always measure directly on your skin or over a thin, unpadded bra
The tape should be snug but not constricting
Band measurement should be just below your bust, not at the waist
Ensure the tape is parallel to the ground all around
Use flexible tape backed with powermesh support; take seated and standing measurements to compare band tension. Log strap groove depths to know when to replace bras.
What to do: Aim for a firm-but-breathable band. If seams dig, switch to multi-part cups with inner slings and revisit sister sizing.
Plus size fit guideMeasure weekly during the fourth trimester or when starting new medication. Capture morning vs evening bust readings to capture swelling changes.
What to do: Keep wireless support handy for tender days and note which hook column felt best after pumping or nursing.
Postpartum sizing tipsRecord pre- and post-workout rib measurements—core work can temporarily compress the diaphragm. Measure in cross-back posture if you primarily wear sports bras.
What to do: Use the tighter sister band for high-impact days, then loosen for recovery. Log strap slider positions in the rotation checklist.
Sports bra fitting roadmapAfter cycle changes, new workouts, or noticeable weight shifts.
Measure bust and band, compare to your baseline log, and note any strap groove depth or fabric stress.
Every 3 months or at the start of a new season.
Review all bras for stretched bands (>2 inches), mark replacements, and refresh calculator results.
After pregnancy, surgery, hormonal therapy, or major training changes.
Capture measurements over several days to smooth fluctuations; consult professional fitters if unsure.
Now that you know how to measure, use our calculator to find your perfect fit.