Your first measurement is around the diaphram. Using a tape measure, take a firm measurement around the rib cage, directly underneath the breast. Make sure the tape measure doesn’t slip down your back, hold it very firm and tight. Now take a look at our size charts to find your band size.

Finding your cup size is not a perfect science. To find your best cup size, use our fit tips in the video above.

If your underwire starts to poke out of your bra, the size you’re wearing is probably too small. It’s important to follow the care instructions to make your bras last.

Your bra straps might be too tight. Loosen them so that the bulk of the support is coming from the band, not the straps. If this doesn’t work, your band could be too big. The band should fit so that it lies straight across your back.

Try a smaller cup size. There shouldn’t be any space between you and your bra.

If your breasts are spilling over the top of the cup, you need to go up another size.

The center gore anchors the bra to give you optimal support. If it’s not sitting against your body, you need to go up a cup size.

If your straps are slipping off your shoulders, first try tightening them. If that doesn’t work, try a cross-back or racerback bra.

If your breasts are coming out of the bottom of your bra, you are suffering from under boob. First, try tightening your bottom band. If that doesn’t work, you may need a bra with more cup capacity. Try a cup size up.

A full coverage bra is designed to cover almost all of your breasts, keeping you comfortably secure. The best bra to prevent spilling out, full coverage t-shirts bras are perfect for everyday wear and lace full coverage bras are perfect for special occasions.

Cut down cups reveal the tops of your breasts, only covering about ¾ of the breast, for a round and natural shape. When wearing the right size, your silhouette will be smooth under clothing making it perfect for everyday wear. Demi bras offer less coverage than a full cup and more than a balconette.

Plunge bras create the appearance of increased cleavage because of their deep neckline and narrow center gore. Plunge bras can come in a variety of different padding levels from unlined to push-up bras.

Also known as a shelf bra, Balconettes are a more revealing version of a demi bra. Cups are cut into a sweetheart neckline, swooping in an arch from the wing to the gore, instead peaking to meet the straps. Wider set straps put your cleavage on full display in this classically sexy bra style.

A strapless bra typically has balconette cups with removable or convertible straps. Perfect for complicated necklines, these bras can be worn classic, halter, crossback, one-strap, cross shoulder or strapless. Strapless bras usually to include silicone lining along the outline of the bra to prevent slippage and help provide support.

 Lightweight, unstructured and wire-free means this bra can go from day to night seamlessly. Wear it with cups for extra support or without for a natural shape.

Our unlined underwire bras exude femininity and comfort. Featuring encased underwire support and soft lace fabric, this is the lightest layer you'll ever wear!

Virtually invisible under shirts and blouses, this is your everyday go-to bra. Lightly lined cups offer modesty and support.

Perfect for everyday wear or special occasions, Smart&Sexy push-up bras have padded cups that help sculpt flawless cleavage and add volume to your bust. 

Maximum lift, ultra-soft padding and underwire support all in one bra! The Smart&Sexy Add-2-Cup Sizes Push-UP Bra will give you the cleavage and the fullness you've always dreamed of.