size-guide.

are you unsure which size is right for you? - no problem, you can find a guide here.

you usually know your size.

if you order the same size from most brands and it fits you, then do that now as well. If you often fluctuate between two sizes, then take the smaller one if you want it tighter and the larger one if you prefer it looser.

you prefer to stick to measurements.

then grab a tape measure, preferably stand in front of a mirror (so you can see better whether you are measuring correctly) and off you go. To avoid falsifying the measurements, it would be best to measure directly over your underwear (make sure that you don't have any push-up or padding in your bra) or over thin clothing. Measure your measurements as indicated and compare them with those in the table. If you are exactly between two measurements, then take the smaller one if you prefer it tighter and the larger one if you prefer it looser.

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bra Info.

since bra size designations are often confusing, I have simplified them so that you can find the right size more quickly.

a bra size always consists of two components: a number and a letter. The number is always your measured under bust measurement (i.e. the circumference under the breast) and the letters indicate the size of your cup (i.e. the actual breast size).

if you always order the same size and it fits you, then do that now too. In the table you will find the "translation" of the respective standard sizes into cē.lia sizes. For example, if you usually have a 75B, then that is a 75S.

you are still unsure?

then send an email with your request to contact@celia-thelabel.com and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. Or if you prefer - send an email to the same email address and we'll set an appointment so you can come into the atelier in person and try on all the different sizes.