My Dream Size sizer pairs for comparing size at home

How it works

See the size
on you

Three quiet steps with a sizer pair — so you can compare nearby sizes at home, under clothes you already wear.

The idea

A number is hard to picture. A look on you is not.

A cubic centimetre on a page says nothing about how a silhouette sits on your frame. Soft-touch silicone pairs let you compare nearby sizes privately — then keep the look that feels most like you.

The process

Three steps to compare with confidence

  1. Step 1 of 3

    Choose Your Starting Pair

    Start with the pair closest to the look you want to visualise. The range runs from 200cc to 1200cc in clear 100cc steps, sold as matched left and right.

    • Pick the look you want to test first
    • 200–1200cc in 100cc steps
    • Sold as matched pairs
    Soft silicone sizer pair ready to choose as a starting size
  2. Step 2 of 3

    Compare Nearby Sizes

    Try one size up and one size down under the same clothes and light. The difference is easier to see when everything else stays the same.

    • Same top, same light
    • One size up and one size down
    • Watch the silhouette, not the label
    Comparing nearby sizer sizes side by side
  3. Step 3 of 3

    Look Under Your Own Clothes

    Check the result in a mirror under a fitted top you already wear. Keep the look that feels most like you — in your own time, with no rush.

    • Use a fitted top you own
    • Soft, natural light if you can
    • Decide privately, at your pace
    Sizer pairs ready to try under your own clothes

Before you start

A few things that help

  • Same clothes

    Compare under one fitted top you already wear, so the only change is the size.

  • Same light

    Soft, natural light makes the silhouette easier to notice than harsh overhead bulbs.

  • Your own time

    There is no clinic schedule. Try nearby sizes until one look feels right.

Why the same CC can look different Browse guides

Ready to see it on you?

Shop a sizer pair, or write to Jenny if you have a question first.

For visualisation only. Not a medical device.