If you are happy with the fit of your current bra size, then we recommend you try the same size at Taking Shape.
If you’ve purchased the wrong size via our website don’t worry, returns are EASY and FREE by following these steps:
Return to any Taking Shape Boutique and the staff can organise a refund.
Are you wearing the right size bra? It’s estimated as many as 70 per cent of women are wearing the wrong size bra. If these signs look familiar, you could be too!
Cup Overflow
Go up a cup size, or try a bra with greater coverage.
Side Overflow
Loosen the straps, if this doesn’t solve the issue, you might need to go up a cup size.
Band too High
Loosen your straps. Alternatively, your band or cup size might be too big.
Cup Gapping
Tighten your shoulder straps, or go down a cup size.
Loose Straps
Straps loosen with wear, try tightening them, or you may need to go down a cup size.
Head in-store for a fitting or follow these steps to measure your bra size. To see store locations that stock our bras click here.
Step 1. Slip into your favourite bra (make sure it doesn’t have any padding) or measure up braless if it’s more comfortable.
Step 2. Measure beneath your bust, passing a measuring tape around you and firmly bringing both ends together at the front. Make a note of the measurement in cm.
Step 3. Next, measure around your bust at the widest point of your back and chest to take your across-bust measurement. For the most accurate figure, take the measurement immediately after exhaling.
Step 4. Use this international bra conversion table as a guide to determine your size. This chart is to be used as a guide only, as body and breast shapes are unique and can vary.
VIC: |
Mildura, Bendigo, Ballarat, Geelong, Eastland, Epping |
| SA: | Adelaide, Mt Barker |
| WA: | Joondalup, Applecross, Midland, Rockingham |
| QLD: | Bundaberg, Browns Plains |
| NSW: | Lane Cove, Dubbo |
| TAS: | Launceston |
| NZ: | Auckland, Wellington |