There is no safe universal conversion from an everyday bra size to every adhesive-bra label. Start with the exact product model, copy its listed option without rewriting it, request the model-specific measurement or fit basis, and approve the physical sample with the intended garment. For a wholesale assortment, record the approved model and option together on the quotation, packaging artwork and purchase order.
Why an adhesive-bra label is not a universal bra-size conversion
A conventional bra size combines a band and cup system. Many adhesive bras do not have a conventional band, and their cups, wings, closures and contact areas vary by model. A supplier may therefore use a cup-letter group, an S/M/L program or another product-specific label. The label identifies an option within that product range; by itself, it does not prove an equivalent body measurement, cup volume or fit across brands.
Public sticky-bra size guides illustrate this model-specific approach: brands publish their own conversion tables and tell shoppers to use the chart for the selected product. Those charts are useful evidence for the products that issued them, but they are not a conversion standard for TD models or for the wider category.
TD catalog examples use more than one option system
TD's October 2026 silicone nipple-cover catalog lists several connected-cup adhesive-bra constructions. The entries below are catalog labels, not a promise that two models with the same letters have identical dimensions or fit.
| Catalog model | Verified option labels | Construction reference | What still needs confirmation |
|---|---|---|---|
| YM04 | A/B and C/D | Mango Bra with Adhesive | Measurement basis, fit range and garment-specific sample result. |
| YM05 | A/B and C/D | Wing Bra with Transparent M-Clasp | Wing and clasp interaction, option dimensions and approved fit sample. |
| YM17, YM19 and YM23 | A/B and C/D | Round-cup buckle or mango-cup formats | Whether shared letters represent the same dimensions across the three models. |
| YM24 | S, M and L | Crescent Side Wing Lift with Metal M-Buckle | The model-specific size definition and any relationship to conventional bra sizes. |
A five-step adhesive-bra size approval workflow
- Lock the product identity. Record the model number, catalog name and revision before discussing size.
- Copy the option label exactly. Keep A/B, C/D or S/M/L as the supplier lists it; do not silently convert the label.
- Request the model-specific basis. Ask for the relevant dimensions, measurement method and any approved fit chart for that exact model.
- Approve a physical sample. Evaluate the option with the intended garment, closure and placement conditions, then record the sample reference.
- Carry the approval into order documents. Keep the model, option and approved sample reference aligned across the quote, artwork, assortment and purchase order.
Build a wholesale assortment without hiding the size basis
A bulk-order total does not show which model and option each retail pack contains. An assortment record should list the quantity by model, catalog option and color, plus the physical sample or specification that controls acceptance. If a retailer needs a consumer-facing conversion chart, treat that chart as separate artwork that requires model-specific review before printing.
- Do not merge A/B from one model with A/B from another model without comparing their documented dimensions.
- Do not translate S/M/L into conventional cup sizes unless an approved chart for the exact model provides that mapping.
- Do not use “One Size,” “Plus Size” or a cup letter as proof of universal fit or a performance result.
- Record revisions when the cup, wing, clasp, adhesive area or sizing basis changes.
Buyers can compare the current catalog families on the push-up adhesive-bra page, then use the OEM sample brief to document the selected option and approval conditions.
The TD examples on this page are limited to model names and option labels in the October 2026 catalog. The catalog does not provide a universal body-size conversion, Plus Size claim, fit guarantee or measured support result. Public brand size guides cited below demonstrate that product-specific charts exist; they do not validate a conversion for TD. Final sizing and artwork require the exact model's documented basis and an approved physical sample.
Reference basis and limits
- TD adhesive-bra catalog models — current public model names and option labels.
- Miss Sticky Classic Size Guide — an example of a product-specific sticky-bra conversion chart, not a TD sizing source.
- Veluna Size Guide — another example of brand- and product-specific sizing guidance, not a category standard.