Bra Size Chart

1. What do I need to measure my bra size correctly?
All you need is a soft measuring tape, a mirror, and ideally, a non-padded bra. This gives a more natural shape and helps ensure an accurate fit. Make sure the tape is level and not too tight or loose.

2. How often should I check my bra size?
It’s recommended to recheck your size every 6 to 12 months, especially if you’ve experienced weight changes, pregnancy, hormonal shifts, or discomfort with your current bras.

3. What are common signs of wearing the wrong bra size?
If your bra straps dig in, your band rides up, your cups gape or spill over, or you’re constantly adjusting throughout the day — you might be wearing the wrong size. A proper fit should feel snug, supportive, and comfortable.

4. Where can I find a bra size chart to guide me?
You can refer to XIXILI’s bra size chart available on this page. It provides a detailed guide to match your measurements with the right band and cup size, ensuring the most accurate fit for your body.

5. How should I measure a nursing bra?
When measuring for a nursing bra, take your current bust and underbust size (preferably in your third trimester or postpartum). Choose a style with flexible cup support and easy nursing access — and size up slightly if you’re expecting milk volume changes.

6. How do I find the right fit for plus-size bras?
A great plus-size bra offers both support and shape — without sacrificing comfort. Start by taking accurate measurements, and look for features like wider bands, cushioned straps, and reinforced cups. XIXILI’s inclusive range includes up to I- and H-cup bras — discover your style in our full bra collection.