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Fit Guide

How to Find Your Size

Measuring yourself takes under 3 minutes. All you need is a soft measuring tape. Your measurements are the only reliable guide across our catalog.

Always check the size chart on each product page

Curvelle sources from multiple suppliers. Each product has its own size chart from the manufacturer because measurements are not consistent between products, even within the same size label. An "L" in one bra is a different set of measurements than an "L" in another style from a different supplier.

As a general rule, our garments are produced to Asian/Chinese manufacturing standards, which typically run 1 to 2 sizes smaller than UK or EU high-street sizing. When the product size chart says "M fits 80-84cm bust," match that to your tape measurement, not your usual letter label.

When in doubt between two sizes on any product, size up.

How to Measure Your Bra Size

These steps give you your band and cup measurements so you can match them to whichever product size chart applies.

01

Measure Your Band

Stand tall, breathe normally. Measure directly under your bust, keeping the tape snug but not tight. Round to the nearest whole number. If it is odd, round up by one.

02

Measure Your Cup

Now measure at the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape parallel to the floor. Subtract your band measurement from this number. The difference gives you your cup size.

03

Calculate Your Cup

Less than 1" difference = AA. 1" = A. 2" = B. 3" = C. 4" = D. 5" = DD. 6" = E. 7" = F. 8" = FF. 9" = G.

04

Sister Sizing

Between sizes? Try sister sizing. Going up a band means going down a cup, and vice versa. 34D and 36C are sister sizes: same cup volume, different band tension.

Other Key Measurements

For underwear, shapewear, swimwear, and bodysuits. Write these down before you shop.

Bust

Measure at the fullest part of your chest, tape parallel to the floor.

Waist

Measure at the narrowest point of your torso, usually just above the navel.

Hips

Measure at the fullest part of your hips and seat, about 8 inches below the waist.

Thigh

For shapewear and high-cut styles: measure at the fullest part of your upper thigh.

Tip: measure in centimetres if you can

Most supplier size charts are in centimetres. Measuring in cm and comparing directly to the product chart removes the guesswork of converting from inches. 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

Where to Find Each Product's Size Chart

Every product listing on Curvelle includes a size chart tab with the measurements provided by the supplier for that specific item. The chart shows your size label alongside the corresponding bust, waist, hip, and/or band measurements in centimetres.

1.

Measure yourself first

Write down your bust, waist, and hip measurements in cm before opening a product page.

2.

Open the product size chart

Each product page has a size chart from the supplier. Find the row where the measurement matches yours.

3.

If you are between two rows, size up

Garments run small. If your measurement is at the top of a size range, go to the next size.

Ready to shop your size?

Every product page shows the supplier size chart and available sizes in stock.

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