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34K pairs a 34-inch band with a K cup, which works out at about a 15-inch gap between underbust and bust. Sizing varies more between brands than most people expect, which is why two bras both marked 34K can fit quite differently.
How a 34K should fit
At K cup, weight distribution is the whole problem. A 34K needs a taut band, a centre gore that sits flush against the sternum, and cups built in three or four panels — a single moulded cup simply cannot hold this volume in shape.
Sister sizes to try if 34K isn't right
- Band digs in — 36JJ gives the same cup volume with more room
- Cup gapes at the top — try 34JJ
Best 34K styles
Look for side support panels, which push tissue forward and stop it migrating under the arm — the single most useful feature at 34K. Full cup and balconette shapes both work; strapless is harder at this size and worth trying with a longline style, which spreads the weight across a wider band.