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It's easy to find a bra that will fit you perfectly at Plus Size Bras, we have gathered a few tips to share with our customers.

To be able to get the right fit, please have your 'current bra size' ready, to do that either you are always buying the same size(from a lingerie brand eg Berlei, Triumph etc), or you can get fitted, try on a few different styles and look for the same style and size to purchase. And double check with our size guide just to make sure.

We strongly suggest customer do not purchase according to their 'dress size' when it comes to bras, if you have not purchase a bra recently and would like to buy from us, please check our size guide and if possible, get fitted. Speak to us if you need assistant on sizing.

We offer a great size range for our bras, from 30 to 60 different sizes each style for you to choose from. We do not produce overly stretchy backwing or use loose material for cup or backwing, we design and choose material for the fit and support, 95% of our bras uses powermesh as backwing material, which is supportive and can not be overly stretched out to fit. Please read our size guide and information on individual product description.

Measure to get band size

Measure tightly againt your underbust (think of where the bra band usually sits) This measurement will tell you if you ae a band size 12 or 22.

Measure to get cup size

For your bustsize, keeping the tape around your back at band level, measureat the fullest part of your bust while wearing a no-padded bra) This measurement will tell you if you're acup size A to J.

*Please note that these measurement guide are a guide line only, you should combine with your 'current bra size' to work out your current size.

*We carry other lingerie brands that may vary in sizes in this instance you should refer to the size guide on each brands. If you have any questions regarding different brands fit please feel free to email us for assistant.

Measure to get hip size

For your hip size, measure the width of your hips at the widest part.

Check our FAQ page for more information on how to choose your sizes.