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UK to EU Women's Bras Size Chart

This chart converts women's bras sizes from United Kingdom (UK) to European (EU), covering 41 sizes from UK 30A to UK 42E. Each row shows the direct equivalent so you can find your size at a glance.

Whether you are shopping online from a european retailer or trying to interpret a foreign size label, this conversion chart gives you the mapping you need. The conversions below follow industry-standard sizing used by major brands, though individual brands may vary slightly.

Quick Converter

UKEU
30A65A
30B65B
30C65C
30D65D
30DD65E
32A70A
32B70B
32C70C
32D70D
32DD70E
32E70F
34A75A
34B75B
34C75C
34D75D
34DD75E
34E75F
36A80A
36B80B
36C80C
36D80D
36DD80E
36E80F
38A85A
38B85B
38C85C
38D85D
38DD85E
38E85F
40A90A
40B90B
40C90C
40D90D
40DD90E
40E90F
42A95A
42B95B
42C95C
42D95D
42DD95E
42E95F

How to Measure Your Bras Size

Measure your underbust (the ribcage directly below the bust) snugly with a tape measure — this gives the band size. Then measure the fullest part of the bust loosely. The difference between bust and underbust measurements determines your cup size. Each inch (or 2.5 cm) of difference equals one cup letter. Wear a non-padded bra or go braless for the most accurate result.

Understanding UK and EU Sizing

UK sizes use the British sizing system, which is closely related to US sizing but offset by roughly half a size for footwear and one or two sizes for clothing. UK sizing is used throughout the United Kingdom, Ireland, and many Commonwealth countries. Historically rooted in the barleycorn system (each size = 8.47 mm), UK shoe sizes still follow that progression today.

European (EU) sizes follow the Continental European sizing system, which uses a single number scale across most of Europe. This system is based on the Paris Point for footwear (each size equals 6.67 mm of foot length) and on centimetre-based body measurements for clothing. EU sizing is generally considered more standardised than US sizing, though Italian and Scandinavian brands sometimes run smaller or larger.

Tips for Converting Women's Bras Sizes

Bra sizes consist of a band number (underbust measurement) and a cup letter (the difference between bust and underbust). Both must be correct for a good fit.

Sister sizes share the same cup volume at different band lengths — for example, 34C, 36B, and 32D all hold the same breast volume. If your band size is between two numbers, try a sister size in the adjacent band.

Up to 80% of women wear the wrong bra size according to lingerie fitting specialists. Getting professionally fitted or carefully self-measuring can dramatically improve comfort.

Quick Reference

Quick reference: UK 30A = EU 65A, UK 36D = EU 80D, and UK 42E = EU 95F. The full chart above covers all 41 sizes in this range.

This women's data is also available in US, FR, AU sizing. Use the converter tool above to switch between any pair of systems instantly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert UK women's bras sizes to EU?
Use our UK to EU women's bras size chart above. Find your UK size in the left column and read across to find the EU equivalent. For example, UK size 36D equals EU size 80D.
What is UK size 36D in EU for women's bras?
UK size 36D in women's bras is equivalent to EU size 80D. This is a standard conversion used across most major brands, though fit can vary slightly between manufacturers.
Are UK and EU women's bras sizes the same?
No, UK and EU use different numbering systems for women's bras. The numbers do not match directly — for example, UK 30A corresponds to EU 65A, not EU 30A. Always use a conversion chart rather than assuming the sizes are equivalent.
What size range does this women's chart cover?
This chart covers 41 sizes, from UK 30A (EU 65A) to UK 42E (EU 95F). Click any size in the chart for a detailed individual conversion page.
How accurate are these women's bras size conversions?
These conversions follow the industry-standard mapping used by major brands and international sizing organisations. However, individual brands may size slightly differently — a UK 36D in one brand might fit like a UK 36C in another. When possible, check the specific brand's size chart.
What if I am between two women's bras sizes?
If you fall between two sizes, the general advice is to size up for comfort, especially for items made from non-stretch fabrics. You can also check whether the brand offers half sizes or fits that run large or small.
Can I use this chart for all women's brands?
This chart provides the standard UK to EU conversion for women's bras. Most mainstream brands follow this sizing closely, but some brands are known to run large or small. If accuracy is critical — for example, when ordering online with no option to try on — check the brand's own size chart alongside our conversion.

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