We assume you have decided on the look you want. The most important thing to remember is: if you want to pass, choose a cup size in proportion to your body frame. If you have a small frame, probably A or B will suit you; medium frame B to C; and a large frame D to DD. There are no hard and fast rules so you can be as small or as large as you are comfortable with, depending on your lifestyle. A larger cup size gives you a more buxom look. But remember that you can be whatever size you want to be!

It is recommended you contact us before purchase with the following information for best results:

1. Gender
2. Chest Measurement
3. Height
4. Weight
5. Bra Size you currently wear (if any)
6. Cup Size you wish to achieve

First start with a bra size.: Using the picture as a guide, and a material tape-measure, measure your chest. Note that tape measure is below the pecks! Measure snug but not tight.

1. You can only get bras band sizes in even number only. (ie. 36, 38, 40, etc)
2. If you measure 38" your bras band size will be 38 or 40.
3. If the total is an odd number go up one inch. Example: If the total measurement adds to 41", then add one inch to make it 42" -- this is your bra band size.

   Please note this is a guideline only.

Then choose the breast form style you want, send us your height, weight, band, and cup size of the bra you have and we will choose breast forms to match. But Remember: Most non-mastectomy bras are cut smaller and may not completely cover your breast forms. There are no standards for bra sizing, so this can complicate fitting.

This is a good time to check your breasts for lumps and bumps. No one talks about male breast cancer but it is out there and just as serious as female breast cancer.