Dear customers, each shop's Gr廲e Diagramm will be slightlydifferent. Please always measure your size according to the Gr廲e Diagramm referred by each shop.
1. Different Gr廲e Diagramm is distinguished by the first three digits ofthe product numbers. Eg: The first three digits of 303XXXX are 303.
2. Bust measurements are more important for garments with looser bottomssuch as gowns or sleepshirts.
3. Hip measurements are most important for garments with closer bottomslike slips, pajamas, and panties.
4. Bra size is NOT the same as bust size.
5. One size means it fits most. If your size is beyond the ordinary size range,order other size ranges.

AdmCity international bra Gr廲e Diagramm

US	UK	France	International
32AA	32A	85A	70A
32A	32B	85B	70B
32B	32C	85C	70C
32C	32D	85D	70D
34AA	34A	90A	75A
34A	34B	90B	75B
34B	34C	90C	75C
34C	34D	90D	75D
36AA	36A	95A	80A
36A	36B	95B	80B
36B	36C	95C	80C
36C	36D	95D	80D
38AA	38A	100A	85A
38A	38B	100B	85B
38B	38C	100C	85C
38C	38D	100D	85D
40A	40B	105B	90B
40B	40C	105C	90C
40C	40D	105D	90D

Bustiers and Corsets are sized accordingto bust measurement, in inches. If you know your bra size, choose the samesize bustier.

Bras are sized using two measurements, band width and cup. Band width measures the size of your torso, while your cup measuresthe size of your breasts. In the United States, band width is expressed in inches and cups are expressed as a letter. A is smaller than B whichis smaller than C, etc. If you don't know your bra size, read on.

Determining Bra Size

STEP 1: For best results, start by putting on yourbest fitting bra. Loop a tape measure under the pits of your arms and above your breasts. The tape should be snug, but not cinched tight. The resultingmeasurement is the size of your torso (if your tape measure is in centimeters,see below for how to convert to inches).

STEP 2 : Lower the tape measure so it reaches aroundthe fullest part of your breasts. Subtract the size of your torso fromthis measurement and consult the table below to determine your cup size.

A - up to 1"
B - up to 2"
C - up to 3"
D - up to 4"
DD - up to 5"

STEP 3: Bras and bustiers are usually sized in even whole numbers (32, 34, 36, etc.). To this measurement, add either 4" or 5" to bring it up to an even number because bras are sold in sizes 32, 34, 36, not 33, 35, or 37. This number will be your bra band size. Take your torso measurement and discard any fraction (for example, 35-and-a-half inches becomes 35 inches. Add 4" or 5" on the torso measurement. It then becomes your band width. If the result is an odd number, round up to the next even number (for example,35 to 36). You now have your band width.

Example 1: If your torso is 29 inches around and the fullest part of your breasts measure 33 inches, then the difference is 4 inches,which according to the table above would be a D cup. Your band width would be 34 (29 +5 = 34 ...because odd numbers are rounded up to the next even number). Therefore,your bra size would be 34D.

Example 2: Your torso measures 34.5 inches and your breasts measure 37 inches. The difference is 2.5 inches. Since a B cup only goes up to 2 inches, you would be a C cup (up to 3 inches). Your band width would be 38 (34 + 4 = 38...fractions are discarded).

Therefore, your bra size would be 38C.

The above measure method is for your reference. Make sure you measure your size correctly.

Converting Centimeters to Inches

Multiply your measurement in centimeters by 0.394 to getinches.