Find your starting size.
Then find your fit.
Calculate a starting size, evaluate the fit of a bra you already own, then compare researched models. Every product suggestion includes its evidence and limitations.
Your measurements
Use a soft measuring tape, without a bra.
How does your current bra fit?
A bra that stays comfortable and fits correctly is more useful evidence than a shape label alone. Use an existing bra for these questions, ideally one you have worn for a full day.
From Stage 1 or a known well-fitting bra. UK sizing only.
This never triggers an automatic cup-size increase.
Models worth comparing
Manufacturer construction data and verified size listings drive the suggestions. Retail stock, shopping links and commissions do not improve the fit ranking.
This is an early product-matching prototype. A retailer listing does not guarantee stock. The current per-size verification set covers three models in UK 28G only. Other sizes/models must remain unconfirmed until their exact manufacturer size combinations are documented. The links here are informational, not affiliate links.
Size is the starting point. Shape changes everything.
Test the band with the cups hanging down your back and fasten on the loosest hook. It should feel secure without pain.
Place all breast tissue inside the cups. Spillage, empty space or wires sitting too low can signal a size or shape mismatch.
Our current model library contains 44 researched bras. A verified combination of band and cup is required before a model becomes a recommendation.