DD E or DDD F? Read the Filifit Bra Cup Labels Exactly

Model wearing the black longline bra shown on the Filifit product page

Copy the cup option exactly as the listing writes it—especially “(DD) E” or “(DDD) F”—and keep that label beside the selected colour. Do not shorten either parenthetical label, because the full text is the clearest record of what was chosen.

What are the exact cup labels?

The current Cup Size (US) menu lists six values:

  • B
  • C
  • D
  • (DD) E
  • (DDD) F
  • G

The parentheses are part of two selector values. Preserve them in a screenshot or order note rather than translating the label into another store’s naming system. The current listing names cup sizes only; it does not provide a separate band selector or measurements.

Where does colour belong in the record?

Black, White and Pink appear in a separate Color menu. A complete note therefore needs two fields, such as “Black / (DD) E.” The current photo shows the black longline presentation, but the selector word—not the screen shade—is the reliable colour record.

What does the image not establish?

The photograph confirms the visible black bra presentation on a model. It does not substantiate sculpting, uplift, support, comfort or fit performance. Those words should not replace measurements or current product guidance when making a selection.

Questions the selector can answer

Are “(DD) E” and “(DDD) F” each one selectable value? Yes. Each appears as one complete line in the current Cup Size (US) menu. Do not split the parenthetical and final letter into separate choices.

Can the photo identify a cup label? No. It shows the black presentation, but an image of a model does not document which cup option is selected. The cart line and order confirmation must carry that record.

Before checkout, compare the two saved fields with the cart line and revisit the current Filifit bra option menu because availability can change.

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