Bra Size Calculator AUS
Welcome to the Bra Size Calculator AUS — the Australian edition of our free bra size calculator. Enter your underbust and bust measurements below and get an estimated bra size in Australian sizing, the system printed on size labels across Australia and New Zealand.
Australian sizes look unfamiliar at first: instead of bands like 34 or 36, you will see bands like 10, 12 or 14. The system is simple once you know the rule — subtract 22 from the US band number — and the cup letters follow the same progression as UK sizing. So if you already know your UK size, you already know your AUS cup.
The calculator below is preset to AUS sizing. Choose Simple mode for a quick two-measurement estimate, or Advanced mode for a more refined result from six measurements. Your result is an estimate and a starting point, never a guarantee of fit.
Enter Your Measurements
Advanced mode uses three underbust and three bust measurements for a more refined estimate. Measuring guide.
How AUS Bra Sizing Works
Australian bra sizing has two parts: a band number and a cup letter. Here is the logic the calculator uses:
- The band. AUS bands run 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and so on up to 26. To convert from the US or UK band, subtract 22: a US 34 band is an AUS 12 band, and a US 36 band is an AUS 14 band.
- The cups. AUS cup letters follow the UK progression — A, B, C, D, DD, E, F, FF, G and beyond. This matters once you pass DD: an AUS E is the fifth cup step up from A, exactly like a UK E.
- A worked example. A shopper measuring 34 inches under the bust and 37 inches around the bust gets band 12 (34 − 22) and a 3-inch difference, which is a C cup — so AUS 12C, the same cup volume as a US 34C.
- An estimate, not a verdict. As with every sizing system, brands cut differently. Use your result as a starting point and check the manufacturer's own size chart.
AUS Bra Size Chart
Find your band row and follow it across to your cup column. This chart covers the most commonly stocked AUS sizes.
| Band | A | B | C | D | DD | E | F | G |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 8A | 8B | 8C | 8D | 8DD | 8E | 8F | 8G |
| 10 | 10A | 10B | 10C | 10D | 10DD | 10E | 10F | 10G |
| 12 | 12A | 12B | 12C | 12D | 12DD | 12E | 12F | 12G |
| 14 | 14A | 14B | 14C | 14D | 14DD | 14E | 14F | 14G |
| 16 | 16A | 16B | 16C | 16D | 16DD | 16E | 16F | 16G |
| 18 | 18A | 18B | 18C | 18D | 18DD | 18E | 18F | 18G |
AUS, US and UK Band Conversion
AUS bands are simply the US/UK band minus 22. Cup letters in AUS match the UK progression.
| AUS band | US band | UK band |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | 28 | 28 |
| 8 | 30 | 30 |
| 10 | 32 | 32 |
| 12 | 34 | 34 |
| 14 | 36 | 36 |
| 16 | 38 | 38 |
| 18 | 40 | 40 |
| 20 | 42 | 42 |
Example conversions: a US 34C is an AUS 12C; a UK 32E is an AUS 10E.
Sister Sizes in AUS
The sister-size rule works the same in Australian sizing: go down one band (a step of 2, e.g. 12 → 10) and up one cup letter, or up one band and down one cup letter. So the sister sizes of AUS 12C are AUS 10D and AUS 14B. Try our sister size calculator — select AU as the country — to find yours instantly.
Common Measuring Mistakes
- Treating AUS cups like US cups past DD. AUS cups follow UK letters, so above DD the letters diverge from US sizing. A US DDD is an AUS E.
- Measuring over a padded bra. Measure over a thin, unpadded bra or a snug top so the tape sits where the bra band will sit.
- A sagging tape. Keep the tape level all the way around your back — a mirror helps. A tape that dips at the back adds phantom inches.
- Assuming one size fits every brand. AUS brands do not cut identically. If you are between sizes, try both and judge by comfort: the band should feel snug on the loosest hook.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is my AUS bra size if I wear a US 34C?
An AUS 12C. Subtract 22 from the US band (34 − 22 = 12); the cup letter stays the same at C because US and UK cup letters match up to DD.
Are AUS and UK cup sizes the same?
The cup letters follow the same progression — D, DD, E, F, FF, G and so on — so a UK 34E and an AUS 12E hold a similar cup volume. Individual brands can still vary, so check each manufacturer's chart.
How do I convert a US band size to AUS?
Subtract 22 from the US band number: US 32 becomes AUS 10, US 34 becomes AUS 12, US 36 becomes AUS 14. Our calculator does this for you when you pick AU as the country.
I shop at US online stores — what size do I order?
Add 22 to your AUS band and keep the cup letter (up to DD). For example, AUS 12D orders as US 34D. Above DD, convert the cup letter too: AUS 12E is roughly a US 34DDD.
What should I do if my measurements fall between sizes?
Try both sizes. Start with the band that feels comfortably snug on the loosest hook — you can tighten it as the bra stretches with wear — then check the cups lie smooth without spilling or gaping.
Do Australian brands size differently from each other?
Yes, sizing can vary between Australian brands, styles and manufacturers, just as it does everywhere else. Treat any calculated size as a starting point and check the brand's own size chart before buying.
How accurate is the Bra Size Calculator AUS?
It gives a solid estimate based on standard AUS sizing math, but no online calculator can guarantee a perfect fit. Bodies, fabrics and bra styles vary too much — use your result as a starting point and adjust from there.
Related Calculators & Guides
- Bra Size Calculator — the main calculator with 7 country sizing systems
- US Bra Size Calculator — convert between AUS and US sizes
- Bra Size Calculator UK — the UK system behind AUS cup letters
- Bra Size Calculator Canada — our Canada edition
- Bra Size Chart — full band and cup tables
- Sister Size Calculator — find your AUS sister sizes
- How to Measure Your Bra Size — step-by-step measuring guide