Shop by Cup Size

Every cup size in our catalog gets a dedicated page with live prices and band ranges. Full-bust shoppers (D and up) get the widest coverage — that’s where the catalog leans.

A cup letter isn’t the same in every brand — UK-sized brands use a different sequence than US brands, and cups vary in depth. See how your size translates across all 30+ brands →

Full bust (D+)

Dcup620 brasDDcup660 brasDDDcup617 brasEcup60 brasFcup118 brasGcup616 brasHcup545 brasIcup475 brasJcup387 brasKcup336 brasLcup272 brasMcup240 brasNcup106 brasOcup94 bras

Standard (AA–C)

AAcup20 brasAcup145 brasBcup306 brasCcup437 bras

Common questions about cup sizes

Is a D cup the same in every brand?
No. UK-sized brands like Freya and Panache use a different cup sequence than US brands, and cups vary in depth. A US DDD is often a UK E. Use the size translator to convert.
What counts as a full-bust cup size?
Full-bust usually means a D cup or larger. Full-bust-specialist brands cut these sizes with better support and shape, which is where our catalog leans.
How do US and UK cup sizes differ?
US cups go D, DD, DDD, then G, H. UK cups go D, DD, E, F, FF, G. After DD they diverge, so the same letter can mean a different volume.

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