Bra Size Calculator Canada to Europe

Here’s a comprehensive table showing bra size conversions from Canada to Europe, along with essential information:

Canada to Europe Bra Size Conversion Table

Key Points to Remember

1. Band Size Conversion: To convert from Canadian to European band sizes, add 15 to the Canadian size. For example, a Canadian 32 band is equivalent to a European 70 band1.
2. Cup Size Conversion: For most cup sizes, the letter remains the same. However, DD in Canada is equivalent to E in Europe1.
3. Measurement System: European sizes use centimeters for band measurements, while Canadian sizes use inches2.
4. Sister Sizes: If your exact size isn’t available, try sister sizes. Go up one band size and down one cup size, or vice versa. For example, 34C is a sister size to 32D and 36B.
5. Brand Variations: Different brands may have slight variations in their sizing, even within the same country.
6. Fit is Key: Remember that the numbers and letters are just a starting point. The most important factor is how the bra fits and feels when you try it on.
7. Professional Fitting: For the most accurate fit, consider getting professionally measured or using a reliable measuring guide.
8. Cup Progression: In European sizing, the cup sizes typically progress as A, B, C, D, E, F, G, etc., without double letters like DD2.
9. International Shopping: When shopping internationally, always check the brand’s specific size chart, as there can be variations between countries and brands.

By understanding these key points and using the conversion table, you should be able to navigate between Canadian and European bra sizes with ease. Always prioritize comfort and proper fit over the number on the label.