BRA Sizing: USA and CANADA
United States and Canadian customers use this size guide to find their equivalent UK BRA SIZE before choosing a size to purchase.
If you need help at any time, reach out via LIVECHAT, email <customercare @ enderlegard.com>, Messenger or telephone.
View our size guide
Step 1
Find Your UK Bra Size
Our garments are offered in UK BRA sizes only.
Use the chart to match your non-UK bra size (if applicable) with the corresponding UK BRA size.
If your usual bra size is an US/ CA size, locate that first and then find the matching UK size.
For example: If your bra size is US 32G, your corresponding UK bra size will be 32F. If your bra size is US 38DD/E, your UK size will be 38DD etc.
Once you have your UK BRA size, move on to STEP 2.
Step 2
Find Your Dress Size
Next, take measurments of your WAIST and FULL HIP (i.e. the NARROWEST and WIDEST parts of your body as per the image) and use these measurements to find your DRESS SIZE.
For example: If your WAIST is between 81-86 cm (32-34") and your FULL HIP is between 104-109 cm (41-43") then your dress size is LARGE.
If your measurements fall between sizes or are not covered by our chart, don't panic. Ask us to help find the next best size.
Once you have your DRESS SIZE, move on to STEP 3.
Step 3
Compare your Measurements
Now, compare your DRESS SIZE from Step 2 with your UK BRA SIZE from Step 1 to find the correct bodysuit size to choose.
See our 'SISTER SIZE' table.
For example. If your UK BRA SIZE is 36E and your dress size (based on your waist and full hip measurements) is LARGE, your bodysuit size will be 36E. If your UK bra size is 34F and your dress size is SMALL, your corresponding bodysuit size is 32FF.
Similarly, if your UK BRA SIZE is 32E and your dress size is MEDIUM, your corresponding bodysuit size size will be 34DD. If your dress size is LARGE (and your UK bra size is 32E), your sister size is 36D etc etc
and finally, consider YOUR HEIGHT
and finally...
Consider Your Height
We use 2-way stretch fabric in our garments, so your height will affect the stretch of the bodysuit. That means, if you are taller than 5ft9" (175cm), choose a body size larger. If you are shorter than 5ft3" (160cm), choose a body size smaller. In other words, if you go up with the body size, you'll go down with the cup size.
For example: If your UK bra size is 32G and your body size is MEDIUM, then choose 34FF because 32G = 34FF = 36F = 38E Similarly, if you go down with the body size, go up with the cup size. For example: If your bra size is 38B and your body size is LARGE, then choose 36C, because 38B = 36C = 34D = 32DD
Remember, our bodysuits have no back band, so there's no need to worry about the bra band being too large or too tight. More importantly, the bodysuit needs to fit you around your waist, hips and in length. Need help? Reach out.
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