The order of bra sizes is slightly different in the UK. A table including some of the most standard bra sizes is shown below.
| 30A | 32A | 34A | 36A | 38A | 40A | 42A | 44A |
| 30B | 32B | 34B | 36B | 38B | 40B | 42B | 44B |
| 30C | 32C | 34C | 36C | 38C | 40C | 42C | 44C |
| 30D | 32D | 34D | 36D | 38D | 40D | 42D | 44D |
| 30DD | 32DD | 34DD | 36DD | 38DD | 40DD | 42DD | 44DD |
| 30E | 32E | 34E | 36E | 38E | 40E | 42E | 44E |
| 30F | 32F | 34F | 36F | 38F | 40F | 42F | 44F |
| 30G | 32G | 34G | 36G | 38G | 40G | 42G | 44G |
| 30H | 32H | 34H | 36H | 38H | 40H | 42H | 44H |
| 30I | 32I | 34I | 36I | 38I | 40I | 42I | 44I |
| 30J | 32J | 34J | 36J | 38J | 40J | 42J | 44J |
As you may notice there is no AA size in the United Kingdom, they have instead opted to just begin the cup sizes at “A”. Furthermore, the “E” size is never referred to as DDD as it sometimes is in the USA.
Use the below chart to tell the order of the cup sizes!
