Credit: Clovia Bra Sizing How to find your bra size at home, according to experts Measuring yourself isn’t as difficult as you’d think. All you need is an unlined bra and soft measuring tape ...

To measure your cup size, wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest, and write down the measurement to the nearest whole number. Again, we're working in inches here.

How to measure bra size Experts universally suggest being fitted by a professional, which you can have done at department stores like Macy’s, Saks, JC Penney, or Nordstrom, or specialty lingerie ...

This is how to measure your bra size at home, for both cups and band, in order to find a bra that fits well. We asked experts for their advice when it comes to bra size measurements.

How Often Should I Measure My Bra Size? All of the bra fit experts recommend formal fittings—even for your very first bra, sometimes as young as 9 years old, says Delince.

To get a baseline bra size, I had Christina Ignacio, a bra fit expert at Bounce.com measure me in a standard bra. I am a 36A. The next step was to purchase the bra.

How to measure your bra size at home — for both everyday and sports bras. It's surprisingly simple, all you need is a tape measure. Here we walk you through it.