Bra Atlas fitting card
36CUK · same in the US
Measures about 36 in underbust and 39 in bust. Same cups as 34D and 38B.
- UK
- 36C
- US
- 36C
- EU
- 80C
- FR
- 95C
- AU
- 14C
- JP
- D80
Same cups 34D·36C·38B
36C has sisters 34D and 38B. It converts to EU 80C, France 95C and Australia 14C; our +4 comparison would put the same body in 40AA.
Bra Atlas fitting card
36CUK · same in the US
Measures about 36 in underbust and 39 in bust. Same cups as 34D and 38B.
Same cups 34D·36C·38B
34D
tighter band
36C
your size
38B
looser band
Same cups, three bands: 34D, 36C, 38B 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 |
|---|---|---|
| 35 in (89 cm) | 38.5 in (98 cm) | 36C |
| 35.5 in (90 cm) | 38.75 in (98 cm) | 36C |
| 36 in (91 cm) | 39 in (99 cm) | 36C |
| 36.5 in (93 cm) | 39.25 in (100 cm) | 36C |
Our +4 comparison gives 40AA for 36 in underbust and 39 in bust. With an odd 35 in underbust and a 38 in bust we print 36B/C; our fixture-backed model of calculator.net's unpadded row gives 36C. How the +4 and measured-band methods work.
A 36 in underbust and a 39 in bust measure 36C. Our +4 comparison pads the band to 40 in, leaving 39 − 40 = −1 in. Using AA for a difference below 1 in gives 40AA: one sister-size volume step smaller than 36C, on a band 4 in longer.
Band riding up: 34D is one band tighter with the same cups. Band digging in: 38B is one band looser. 32DD and 40A are two steps away on either side.
36C converts to EU 80C, France 95C, Australia 14C and roughly D80 in Japan, where cups run about a letter ahead of the EU column.
| UK | US | EU | FR | AU | JP (approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 32DD | 32DD | 70E | 85E | 10DD | F70 |
| 34D | 34D | 75D | 90D | 12D | E75 |
| 36C | 36C | 80C | 95C | 14C | D80 |
| 38B | 38B | 85B | 100B | 16B | C85 |
| 40A | 40A | 90A | 105A | 18A | B90 |
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.