Finding the right bra size sounds simple until you actually try to do it.
Most women have worn the wrong size at some point. Between different sizing systems, inconsistent brands, and confusing measurements, it’s easy to feel unsure about what actually fits. And even when you think you’ve got it right, something still feels off.
That’s exactly why Cupmysize exists.
We started this blog to make bra sizing easier to understand. Not perfect, not overly technical, just clearer and more practical. Our goal is simple. Help women feel more confident about their size and find a bra that actually fits well.
We don’t believe in complicated formulas or one-size-fits-all advice. Every body is different, and finding the right fit often takes a bit of learning, trial, and adjustment.
What We Do
Cupmysize focuses on breaking down bra sizing into simple, useful information that anyone can follow.
Here, you’ll find:
- Easy explanations of bra sizes and how they work
- Bra size conversion across different regions such as US, UK, and EU
- Common fit problems and how to fix them
- Practical tips based on real experiences
Most of our content is shaped by real questions and confusion we’ve seen over time, especially from communities like ABraThatFits subreddit where thousands of women share their struggles with sizing and fit.
How We Approach This
We’re not a big company or a team of certified experts.
We’re a small group of people who’ve spent time:
- Listening to real problems
- Observing patterns in sizing issues
- Learning from both online discussions and real-world experiences
Some of us interact with communities, some work directly with customers, and others simply try to make sense of all the information out there.
We take all of that and turn it into content that is:
- Easy to understand
- Practical to apply
- Focused on real-life use, not theory
We’re still learning too. And that’s part of the process.
Meet the People Behind Cupmysize
We’re a small, part-time team from different backgrounds, each bringing a different perspective.
Jesse S. | Contributor (USA)
Jesse works part-time as a barista and spends her free time exploring online discussions around bra fitting. Through communities like ABraThatFits subreddit she has seen how common sizing issues really are.
She focuses on understanding real problems and what actually works for people, not just what sizing charts say.
Neha P. | Contributor (India)
Neha runs a small lingerie store in India, where she interacts daily with customers trying to find the right fit. Her insights come directly from real conversations, real struggles, and real buying decisions.
She brings a practical, hands-on perspective to the content.
Elena R. | Contributor
Elena works in social services and is closely connected to conversations around women’s comfort and confidence. She has seen how something as simple as an ill-fitting bra can affect everyday life.
She contributes a more human, awareness-focused perspective.
Riya K. | Content Writer
Riya is a part-time writer who works remotely and travels frequently. Having experienced different sizing systems across countries, she understands how confusing it can get.
Her role is to take all that complexity and turn it into simple, clear content.
Why This Blog Exists
We know how frustrating it can be to:
- Try multiple sizes and still not feel comfortable
- Follow size charts that don’t seem to work
- Feel unsure about what is right
Cupmysize was created to reduce that confusion.
Not by claiming to have all the answers, but by sharing what we’ve learned, what we’ve observed, and what actually helps.
We’re Happy to Help
If something feels confusing, or if you have a question, you’re always welcome to reach out.
We try to respond as soon as we can and genuinely appreciate feedback, corrections, or shared experiences.
Email: cupmysize[@]gmail.com
A Quick Note
Cupmysize is an informational blog created to help you better understand bra sizing and fit. It is not a replacement for professional fittings, but a starting point to help you feel more confident in your choices.
If you have any questions or found something confusing, feel free to CONTACT us here.