Eccrine hidradenoma (EH) is an unusual cutaneous neoplasm, believed to arise from the distal excretory duct of the eccrine sweat glands. Most EHs are benign and solitary cystic tumors usually on the scalp and axillae. Here, we report a huge EH exceptionally arising from the breast and clinically mimicking a breast cancer. The 52-year-old woman presented with an enlarging mass at her left breast for 30 years. The physical examination revealed a 21×17×10cm cystic mass. On ultrasound examination, it was a complex multilocular cystic lesion with massive hypoechoic fluid content. The computerized tomography scan demonstrated a well-circumscribed cystic mass with homogeneous water density, and foci of solid components. Under the impression of mucinous carcinoma, a wide excision was performed. Based on the histology and immunohistochemistry, the diagnosis of EH was made. While the breast is an uncommon site for EH, breast cancers should be the major differential diagnoses before excision. A histopathological confirmation is essential, and the wide excision is appropriate for both treatment and diagnosis.