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US Bra Size Chart
This US bra size chart shows the active Wearavo size set in one place, with US labels first and international equivalents beside them. Use it when you want to browse the whole chart instead of converting one size at a time.
Each row combines a band, a cup step, an underbust range, and a bust range. The measurement ranges are generated from the same sizing logic used by the calculator, so the chart stays aligned with the rest of the site.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
Full US bra size chart
The main US label is listed first, followed by cup, band, measurement ranges, and equivalents in the other supported systems.
| US size | Band | Cup | Underbust in | Underbust cm | Bust in | Bust cm | UK | EU | FR | AU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30A | 30 | A | 29-31 | 74-79 | 30.5-31.5 | 77-80 | 30A | 65A | 80A | 8A |
| 30B | 30 | B | 29-31 | 74-79 | 31.5-32.5 | 80-83 | 30B | 65B | 80B | 8B |
| 30C | 30 | C | 29-31 | 74-79 | 32.5-33.5 | 83-85 | 30C | 65C | 80C | 8C |
| 30D | 30 | D | 29-31 | 74-79 | 33.5-34.5 | 85-88 | 30D | 65D | 80D | 8D |
| 30DD | 30 | DD | 29-31 | 74-79 | 34.5-35.5 | 88-90 | 30DD | 65E | 80E | 8DD |
| 30DDD | 30 | DDD | 29-31 | 74-79 | 35.5-36.5 | 90-93 | 30E | 65F | 80F | 8E |
| 32A | 32 | A | 31-33 | 79-84 | 32.5-33.5 | 83-85 | 32A | 70A | 85A | 10A |
| 32B | 32 | B | 31-33 | 79-84 | 33.5-34.5 | 85-88 | 32B | 70B | 85B | 10B |
| 32C | 32 | C | 31-33 | 79-84 | 34.5-35.5 | 88-90 | 32C | 70C | 85C | 10C |
| 32D | 32 | D | 31-33 | 79-84 | 35.5-36.5 | 90-93 | 32D | 70D | 85D | 10D |
| 32DD | 32 | DD | 31-33 | 79-84 | 36.5-37.5 | 93-95 | 32DD | 70E | 85E | 10DD |
| 32DDD | 32 | DDD | 31-33 | 79-84 | 37.5-38.5 | 95-98 | 32E | 70F | 85F | 10E |
| 34A | 34 | A | 33-35 | 84-89 | 34.5-35.5 | 88-90 | 34A | 75A | 90A | 12A |
| 34B | 34 | B | 33-35 | 84-89 | 35.5-36.5 | 90-93 | 34B | 75B | 90B | 12B |
| 34C | 34 | C | 33-35 | 84-89 | 36.5-37.5 | 93-95 | 34C | 75C | 90C | 12C |
| 34D | 34 | D | 33-35 | 84-89 | 37.5-38.5 | 95-98 | 34D | 75D | 90D | 12D |
| 34DD | 34 | DD | 33-35 | 84-89 | 38.5-39.5 | 98-100 | 34DD | 75E | 90E | 12DD |
| 34DDD | 34 | DDD | 33-35 | 84-89 | 39.5-40.5 | 100-103 | 34E | 75F | 90F | 12E |
| 36A | 36 | A | 35-37 | 89-94 | 36.5-37.5 | 93-95 | 36A | 80A | 95A | 14A |
| 36B | 36 | B | 35-37 | 89-94 | 37.5-38.5 | 95-98 | 36B | 80B | 95B | 14B |
| 36C | 36 | C | 35-37 | 89-94 | 38.5-39.5 | 98-100 | 36C | 80C | 95C | 14C |
| 36D | 36 | D | 35-37 | 89-94 | 39.5-40.5 | 100-103 | 36D | 80D | 95D | 14D |
| 36DD | 36 | DD | 35-37 | 89-94 | 40.5-41.5 | 103-105 | 36DD | 80E | 95E | 14DD |
| 36DDD | 36 | DDD | 35-37 | 89-94 | 41.5-42.5 | 105-108 | 36E | 80F | 95F | 14E |
| 38A | 38 | A | 37-39 | 94-99 | 38.5-39.5 | 98-100 | 38A | 85A | 100A | 16A |
| 38B | 38 | B | 37-39 | 94-99 | 39.5-40.5 | 100-103 | 38B | 85B | 100B | 16B |
| 38C | 38 | C | 37-39 | 94-99 | 40.5-41.5 | 103-105 | 38C | 85C | 100C | 16C |
| 38D | 38 | D | 37-39 | 94-99 | 41.5-42.5 | 105-108 | 38D | 85D | 100D | 16D |
| 38DD | 38 | DD | 37-39 | 94-99 | 42.5-43.5 | 108-110 | 38DD | 85E | 100E | 16DD |
| 38DDD | 38 | DDD | 37-39 | 94-99 | 43.5-44.5 | 110-113 | 38E | 85F | 100F | 16E |
| 40A | 40 | A | 39-41 | 99-104 | 40.5-41.5 | 103-105 | 40A | 90A | 105A | 18A |
| 40B | 40 | B | 39-41 | 99-104 | 41.5-42.5 | 105-108 | 40B | 90B | 105B | 18B |
| 40C | 40 | C | 39-41 | 99-104 | 42.5-43.5 | 108-110 | 40C | 90C | 105C | 18C |
| 40D | 40 | D | 39-41 | 99-104 | 43.5-44.5 | 110-113 | 40D | 90D | 105D | 18D |
| 40DD | 40 | DD | 39-41 | 99-104 | 44.5-45.5 | 113-116 | 40DD | 90E | 105E | 18DD |
| 40DDD | 40 | DDD | 39-41 | 99-104 | 45.5-46.5 | 116-118 | 40E | 90F | 105F | 18E |
How to use this chart
Start by measuring snugly under the bust to find the closest band range. Then measure around the fullest part of the bust and compare that range with the cup step in the table.
Once you find a US row, use the UK, EU, French, and AU columns to cross-check retailer charts. Treat the row as a practical starting point, because fabric stretch, cup shape, and brand grading can still change the final fit.
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US cup lettering: D, DD, and DDD
US sizing can feel confusing after D because many brands use DD and DDD while other systems move into E or F. That is why a US DDD often does not look like the same label in UK or EU charts.
The band and cup have to be read together. A 34DDD is not just a larger version of every D cup; it is a cup step attached to a specific band, and sister sizes can keep similar cup volume while changing band feel.
Brand sizing still matters
A chart gives you a standard reference, but bras are products with shape, stretch, wire width, cup depth, and construction choices. Two bras with the same printed label can feel different if one brand uses firm elastic and another uses a stretchier band.
Use this page to identify the closest label, then check the retailer's chart and the real fit. If the cup volume feels close but the band feels wrong, compare sister sizes before jumping to an unrelated cup letter.
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What if my size is outside this chart?
The active Wearavo dataset covers common reference sizes. If your measurements fall outside this range, use the same measurement principles and compare specialist brand charts that carry extended bands or cups.
Should sport bras use the same chart?
Sport bras often use firmer fabrics, compression, or alpha sizing. Start with your chart size, then check the sport bra's own support level, cup structure, and band guidance.
FAQ
How do I read a US bra size chart?
Find the band range closest to your underbust, then compare your bust range to the cup step. The US size in that row is your starting label, not a guaranteed final fit.
Is US DDD the same as UK E?
In this table, US DDD maps to UK E. Some brands label cups differently, so always check the retailer chart before buying.
What is US 34C in UK, EU, French, and AU sizing?
Use the 34C row in the chart to compare systems side by side. In the active table, US 34C maps to UK 34C, EU 75C, French 90C, and AU 12C.
Do US brands follow this chart exactly?
No chart can guarantee every brand. Use this as a standard reference, then check the brand's own chart and the real fit.