If you've found yourself on this page, you're likely wondering if you're wearing the right size bra. With so many size options, it's easy to be unsure! We have a quick and easy test to see if your bra fits properly.

While wearing a bra, lift your boobs with both hands. If you notice any difference in the way you feel you are wearing the wrong size bra. This is where we want to help you, so continue along!

There are lots of bra-specific terminology you should know when attempting to fit yourself. All of these words can get confusing; what's the difference between the center gore and the band?

Don't worry, we define all of the confusing bra terms as well as much more in Hourglass Lingerie's Bra Glossary. Take a look before diving into fitting yourself to make sure you're caught up on all of the newest terms!

It’s best to measure yourself when you’re wearing a bra. Make sure it has no padding and is not a minimizer bra. A Bralette or T-Shirt bra is perfect for fitting.

For your band size pull a tape measure around your torso, right underneath your breasts. Make sure that it lies flat at the back and in a horizontal line all the way round. Pull it real snug to get an accurate measurement.

When you take these measurements, round to the closest whole inch, either up or down. (For example, if your measurement is 29 3/8", round to 29". If your measurement is 29 1/2" or more, round to 30".) This rounded even number measurement is your band size!

For your cup size, measure around your torso across the fullest part of your breast. Again, make sure that the tape measure is at the same level all the way round, but this time take care not to pull it tight.

Round up or down to the nearest inch as you did to find your band size. Now, subtract your original underbust measurement from this second measurement. The difference is your cup size (see chart on right). Example: 38" - 33" (underbust measurement) = 5" = DD cup size.

Along with our size guide, we have compiled a list of our top 10 BEST Bra Fitting Tips. Follow these tips while you are sizing yourself to ensure the most accurate and easy fitting possible!

Once you get past the D cup sizes and larger, there tends to be a discrepancy among brands as to what to call sizes beyond a D cup.

We hope the chart on the right, based on the country of origin of the manufacturer, clears up some of the confusion.

Elomi Cate EL4030 Black Underwire Full Cup Banded Bra

Parfait Enora 5272 European Nude Minimizer Bra

Freya Idol AA1050 White Underwire Molded Balconette Bra