65G bra size
A 65G bra is cut for an underbust of 62.5–67.5 cm and a bust of 89–91 cm. Below it is the same size as every other system prints it, and the sister sizes that hold the same cup.
65G in every system
- EU
- 65G
- RU
- 65G
- US
- 30G
- UK
- 30F
- FR
- 80G
- JP
- 65G
Where each notation comes from
What each notation means — why the British band reads 34 and the Italian reads 2 — is set out system by system on the bra size page.
Sources
Nothing here is looked up in a table of equivalents: band and cup are computed once from the metric ladder, then printed in each system’s own letters (formula version 2).
- en.wikipedia.org the underbust ladder in 5 cm steps and the AA–H cup table
- en.wikipedia.org the British and American cup runs, the French +15 shift, the Italian numbering
- en.wikipedia.org the "+0" and "+4" methods, sister sizes, measuring upright and leaning forward
- ru.wikipedia.org the Russian table: the same intervals, the same letters
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Where these numbers come from
The band is the underbust rounded to the nearest five centimeters, so 62.5–67.5 cm all round to 65. The cup is how far the bust exceeds that band’s nominal value: 24–26 cm gives this letter, at two centimeters per letter starting at ten. Add them and you get a bust of 89–91 cm.
The cup is measured against the nominal 65, not against the tape. That is what every published chart does, and it is why an underbust at the bottom of this band and one at the top get the same letter despite five centimeters between them. Near a band edge, try the sister size too.
In inches, 65G is an underbust of 24.6–26.6" and a bust of 35–35.8". Note that the UK and US band number is not that measurement: 65 cm is 24.6–26.6", and the band is called 30F because the English notation adds four inches.
Same cup as 65G, different band
One band up is one letter down, because the cup is measured over the band — which makes 60H, 70F the same volume as 65G. In a shop the printed size that fits is routinely not the one the tape said, so these are worth trying on.
One step away
65F, 65H, 60G, 70G — a letter either side of 65G on this band, and this letter on the neighbouring bands.