AT LUCIELA, COMFORT IS ALWAYS TOP OF MIND WHEN DESIGNING A COLLECTION.
Beautiful lingerie should flatter and enhance, embolden and empower; it should channel your confidence and accentuate your form.
The last thing you want is to be bothered by ill-fitting underwear as you move through your day.
Our pieces are designed to be unforgettable, and forgotten for all the right reasons.
We have created this lingerie size guide to help you determine your size in four different ways.
If you usually wear a traditional underwired bra, you can use the guide below to determine your corresponding bralette size.
Because bralettes offer a softer, more flexible fit than structured bras, more than one traditional bra size may correspond to a single Luciela size. Some bra sizes share the same cup volume but differ in band measurement – for example, a 32C and a 34B. These are referred to as “sister sizes,” which is why they are grouped together below.
Curious about how sister sizing works? You can read our detailed guide here.
If you are between sizes, or prefer a little more coverage, we generally recommend sizing up. Our pieces are designed for light support, without rigid structure.
Our current collection offers sizes XS–XL. We are working to expand our size range in future collections.
If you wear a 38B or equivalent and prefer a more fitted band, our XL may also work for you.
The above size guide also applies to our babydolls, which share the same soft-cup construction as our bralettes.
We are always happy to assist – don’t hesitate to contact us for personalised advice.
If you already know what size clothes you usually wear, consult our garment conversion chart to see which Luciela size it corresponds to.
We use alpha sizing (S, M, L, etc.) for all our pieces, including our soft-cup bralettes (see our dedicated bralette sizing section above).
Take into account that while these are standard conversions, sizing can run smaller or larger across different countries. All Luciela garments are made according to European sizing standards, which generally run a little smaller than UK and US sizing.
For example, a garment manufactured as a French 38 will be a little bit smaller than a typical size 10 garment manufactured in the UK. Bear this in mind when making your order.
If you are not sure what size you are, or would like to double check, you can use our measurement guide below to determine which Luciela size will be best suited for you.
If you do not see your size in the table below, unfortunately we do not offer it at this time. However our aim is to expand the range of sizes we offer in the future.
Take your measurements with a flexible tape measure.
Depending on the type of garment, you will need one or more of the following circumference measurements:
Measure around the widest part of the bust wearing a bra without padding. The tape measure should be taut but not too tight.
Measure around your rib cage under your bust. The tape measure should be as tight as possible.
Measure around the narrowest part of your waist. The tape measure should be taut but not too tight.
Measure around the widest part of your hips. The tape should be taut but not too tight.
Measure around the widest part of the bust wearing a bra without padding. The tape measure should be taut but not too tight.
Measure around the narrowest part of your waist. The tape measure should be taut but not too tight.
Measure around your rib cage under your bust. The tape measure should be as tight as possible.
Measure around the widest part of your hips. The tape should be taut but not too tight.
Finally, once you have identified your Luciela size, always make sure to read the detailed description on the product page where we describe the fit of the garment.
We will indicate if an article has a smaller or larger fit than usual and, if so, our recommendations for choosing a size.
We also provide the following scale for each product to help you relativise the fit description:
