Find Your Snag Size in Seconds

At Snag we believe bras were way too confusing and uncomfortable - so we redesigned them.

Breaking the link between back size and cup size. You can have small back size and large breasts or small breasts and a larger back size.

We also worked out that you don’t need a vast array of cup sizes if you use stretch and power mesh to support and shape the boobies. So you get a bespoke fit rather than being squished into a rigid cup.

Our Comfort Cotton Bras are made of organic cotton and are so buttery soft you can wear them to sleep. These are for those that love cotton bras and brallettes. Giving you support in ultimate comfort. If you are looking for an underwire bra replacement check out our Ribbed Bra.

To find your perfect Snag Bra size, you'll need to measure your UNDERBUST and BUST AT FULLEST. Grab a long tape measure (like the kind used for dressmaking) and a comfortable, unpadded bra.

Watch our sizing video for a step-by-step guide. Once you have your measurements, use our calculator to find your size.

Still not sure? Email fitting@snagtights.com with a picture in your best fitting bra as well as your measurements and our team will help you find the best fit!

Wrap your measuring tape around your body underneath your boobs at the base of the breast tissue. You may need to lift your boobs up and out of the way in order to get the best measurement.

Keep the tape measure level all the way around - you may need someone to help you or try standing in front of a mirror so you can check that everything is level. You want the tape to fit snugly against your body, but not digging in or too tight.

Wrap your measuring tape around your body at the fullest part of your bust - essentially the widest part of your boobs where they stick out the most.

Like before, try and keep the tape measure as level as possible, keeping it snug but not so tight that it digs in or squeezes your boobs.

Our regular cups have been designed to accommodate smaller bust to under band ratios. Our full cups have been designed to accommodate larger bust to under band ratios.

If your breasts feel big for your size, you’ve ever been called busty, you’ve had to buy bras from specialist providers or ranges, shirts pop open on you, then go for the full cup. If you don’t have these problems go for the regular cup.

If you are looking for a light support lounge bra with a focus on comfort, size up (e.g. from Size 6 to Size 7). Or, if you are looking for greater lift and firm support, size down (e.g. from Size 6 to Size 5). 

It’s made out of gorgeous organic cotton, and it has a third layer without any seaming on top so it’s invisible under a T-Shirt. It also has deliciously padded straps. This is a bra to be comfortable in.

More stock coming soon!