Breast Froms Sizing

Steps to getting the right size breast forms

STEP ➀

Measure your chest in the area where the base of the bra sits. Take this measurement about two inches (5 centimetres) below the nipple line. (This is where the bra would normally sit below the breast forms.)

As for genetic females, add four inches (10 centimetres). This measurement is the bra band size.

STEP ➁

Decide how large you would like you breast forms to be. Do this by considering your dress and body size, and the look you wish to convey.

Bust sizes are represented by a letter starting with the letter A. A is the smallest cup size (in the US there is also a AA size below cup size A).

A	Very small cup size
B	Small cup size
C	Medium cup size
D	Large cup size
DD	Very large cup size

Hint: If you are looking to pass, pick a size that is proportionate to your size and height.

⨀ Choose a B or C cup if you have a small frame.
⨀ Choose a C or D cup if you have a medium frame.
⨀ Choose a D cup or larger cup if you have a large frame.

As an example, if you wear a dress size 12 or 14 (UK), you should be looking at a B or C cup. The average size of a woman's bust in the United Kingdom is size C.

STEP ➂

Use the size table guide [see below]. (These relate to the different manufacturers and are not generic: ensure you use the table for the brand of bust you are selecting). Read down the column with your chosen cup size to find the bra band size.