Bra Atlas fitting card
30DUK · same in the US
Measures about 30 in underbust and 34 in bust. Same cups as 28DD and 32C.
- UK
- 30D
- US
- 30D
- EU
- 65D
- FR
- 80D
- AU
- 8D
- JP
- E65
Same cups 28DD·30D·32C
30D is a small band with a D cup. Its nearest sisters are 28DD and 32C, with the same cup volume on different bands.
Bra Atlas fitting card
30DUK · same in the US
Measures about 30 in underbust and 34 in bust. Same cups as 28DD and 32C.
Same cups 28DD·30D·32C
28DD
tighter band
30D
your size
32C
looser band
Same cups, three bands: 28DD, 30D, 32C hold the same cup volume.
Computed by the Bra Atlas engine with the measured-band method, and checked by running each pair back through it.
| Snug underbust | Fullest bust | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 29 in (74 cm) | 33.5 in (85 cm) | 30D |
| 29.5 in (75 cm) | 33.75 in (86 cm) | 30D |
| 30 in (76 cm) | 34 in (86 cm) | 30D |
| 30.5 in (77 cm) | 34.25 in (87 cm) | 30D |
Our +4 comparison gives 34AA for 30 in underbust and 34 in bust. With an odd 29 in underbust and a 33 in bust we print 30C/D; our fixture-backed model of calculator.net's unpadded row gives 30D. How the +4 and measured-band methods work.
One of our 10 test measurements was 30 in underbust, 34 in bust. A Bra That Fits and calculator.net both printed 30D, and so does our engine. Our +4 comparison pads the band to 34 and takes the cup from 34 − 34 = 0: a 34AA.
Our conversion follows the Victoria's Secret and Wacoal international charts: UK 30D is US 30D, EU 65D, France 80D and Australia 8D. Japan is roughly E65. M&S's US chart differs, printing UK 30D as US 30C.
If a 30 band feels too tight, 32C holds the same cup volume on a band 2 in longer. If a 30 band rides up, 28DD is the tighter sister.
| UK | US | EU | FR | AU | JP (approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26E | 26DDD | 55F | 70F | 4E | G55 |
| 28DD | 28DD | 60E | 75E | 6DD | F60 |
| 30D | 30D | 65D | 80D | 8D | E65 |
| 32C | 32C | 70C | 85C | 10C | D70 |
| 34B | 34B | 75B | 90B | 12B | C75 |
Each source was opened and checked on the date shown, or on 25 September 2026. Where sources disagree, the page says so instead of picking one silently.