Anyone who has worn an ill-fitting bra or the wrong bra size knows that doing so can ruin an otherwise flawless outfit—or worse, an entire day. (The breast pain and backaches that can come with large ...

Anyone who has ever worn a bra knows that the best part of the day is taking it off. This is likely because most are wearing ones that don’t fit properly. Figuring out how to measure your bra size at ...

Eighty percent of women wear the wrong bra size. This statistic has been touted for decades, according to a New York Times article. While that same article challenges this measurement and the idea ...

The phrase one size fits all most certainly doesn’t apply to bras—not in the least. This undergarment is one of the trickiest purchases, requiring full knowledge of one’s chest area down to the ...

At its core, your bra size is just shorthand for describing the relationship between your rib cage measurement (the band) and your bust measurement (the cup). There are two ways to find out your bra ...

The number refers to your band size, which is essentially the circumference of your ribcage. The letter actually refers to the difference in size between your band and bust measurements.

Finding the right bra for your body is arguably the biggest sartorial sizing challenge. The ideal solution is to get professionally measured by a bra fitting expert at a lingerie shop or department ...