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Bra Cup Resources & Specification Guides
Measurement guides, sampling steps and sourcing checklists, brought together for your development and purchasing teams.
Bra cup specification worksheet
Download a blank CSV worksheet for your measurement positions, model references, material layers, quantities and destination. Open it in a spreadsheet and complete only the values you know.
Evidence, in the details.
Read the supplier certificate, its stated scope and validity, with original English and Chinese documents available to download.
The details beneath the surface.
A material name is a starting point. Define the layers, dimensions and evidence that your garment project needs.
Your next shape starts with a sample.
Move from a reference model to a defined sample, then confirm it inside the garment before approving bulk supply.
Consider every step of the journey.
Bring product protection, quantity units and your receiving factory into one packing and delivery brief.
Questions, answered with clarity.
Practical answers on references, prices, samples, custom development and overseas factory delivery.
The buying guides.
How to specify bra cup dimensions
A cup-size label is only a starting reference. A sourcing brief needs numerical measurements, the measurement method and the garment context.
02An existing model or a new development?
The right starting point depends on how closely an available reference matches your garment. A change in colour is different from a change in cup geometry.
03How to clarify MOQ and order units
An enquiry quantity is useful only when its unit and grouping are clear. A pair, a single piece and a set are not interchangeable.
04Keep sample and bulk specifications aligned
Sample approval is most useful when it is attached to a written specification and a revision record. A photograph alone does not define every acceptance condition.
05Prepare a delivery brief for an overseas factory
The purchasing contact, paying company and receiving factory may be in different countries. Treat them as separate parts of the delivery brief.
06Choose a pad around the garment requirements
Start with the garment construction and intended use. A product title or familiar shape is a reference, not proof of suitability for every application.
SOURCING NOTES
Which documents help purchasing and development align?
Keep a reference model, marked measurement sheet, material and colour brief, sample revision, quantities with units and delivery brief together. Use the linked guides to identify open questions before requesting a quote.
Continue your specification
How to Measure Bra Cups for Garment ProductionBra Cup MOQ, Pairs vs Pieces & Quote RequirementsBra Cup Sample Approval & Bulk ChecklistOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 Certificate 21.HCN.59868CUPNORA sourcing editorial · Updated 30 September 2026Source product and process records: Yiwu Jinhong / AlibabaLET’S MAKE YOUR NEXT SHAPE