Before You Measure
It is important to measure yourself each time you consider purchasing a new bra. Your bra size can change due to age, diet or medication.
Band Size (Underbust)
- While wearing a bra, measure around your body directly at the bra band, shown as measurement A. The tape measure should be snug.
- Start at 0 on the tape. If the measurement is an even number, add 4 inches. If the measurement is an odd number, add 5 inches.
- The result is your band size. Use the chart as a guide.
Cup Size
- With your thumbnail at 0 on the measuring tape, place your thumb against the center of your bra cup, directly at the nipple.
- Use your other hand to extend the tape down to the center of the bra band and note measurement B.
- Use the cup-size chart to identify your cup size.
Swimwear Sizes
Measure your bra band and cup size as shown above. Then measure the circumference of your waist and hips.
To help achieve the best possible fit, many Amoena swimsuits and bikinis are available in different cup sizes. Most styles are offered in B or C cup fittings, with selected styles also available in A and D fittings.
Find your swimwear cup size
Find your swimwear size
Use your bra band, waist and hip measurements with the chart below to identify your swimwear or swim panty size.
Your local Amoena fitter is also a valuable source of sizing advice and can help you find the right fit.
Need help finding your size?
Use the measuring guide as a starting point or visit a trained Amoena fitter for personalized support.
