| you know how to measure your bra size? | | | | bra size chart to determine your correct cup size and I |
| Do you know what your bra size is? Of course you | | | | will give it below. |
| do, otherwise how do you shop for a new bra, right? | | | | Now you know your band size (38 inches) and you |
| But do you know that measuring your bra size every | | | | found your cup size is “B”, so you can |
| six months is absolutely necessary? | | | | combine these two sizes into your current correct bra |
| If you don’t measure your bra size every six | | | | size of 38B. |
| months you risk buying yourself an uncomfortable bra. | | | | Bra size chart |
| That happens often when you shop online. Well, you | | | | Cup size chart - actually I can’t insert a table |
| can return the product if it does not fit you, but you | | | | here, so I will give you the table in a list style: |
| can also save yourself a lot of time and troubles just | | | | 1-inch difference: A cup |
| by measuring your bra size every six months. | | | | 2-inch difference: B cup |
| You want to know how to find you bra size now, but | | | | 3-inch difference: C cup |
| you are not sure how exactly to do it? I am her to | | | | 4-inch difference: D cup |
| help you, it is very easy. | | | | 5-inch difference: DD cup |
| Measuring bra size | | | | 6-inch difference: DDD cup |
| Your bra size combines two sizes - your Band size | | | | 7-inch difference: DDDD cup |
| (Band measurement) and your Cup size (Cup | | | | 8-inch difference: FF cup |
| measurement). | | | | Conclusion |
| For example: a bra size of “36B” | | | | To conclude properly I must tell you that bra sizes |
| combines the two sizes – “36” | | | | differ according to the country of the bra |
| (Band size) and “B” (Cup size). | | | | manufacturers. |
| First you should measure your band size - the numeric | | | | Example: |
| portion in your bra size (ex: the “36” in | | | | European E cups equal to American DDD cups, unless |
| “36B”). Here is how to: | | | | otherwise indicated. |
| Measure under your arms, high on your back, around | | | | French E cups equal to USA DD cups, and French F |
| the top of your chest. | | | | cups equal to USA DDD cups. |
| If this measurement is an even number (assume 36 | | | | One more thing for all women, who measure their |
| inches) that is your band size. | | | | band and cup sizes into centimeters. Keep in mind that |
| If this measurement is an odd number (assume 35 | | | | 1 inch equals to 2.54 centimeters, so after measuring |
| inches) add 1 inch to find your correct band size of 36 | | | | your band and cup sizes, divide them by 2.54 and you |
| inches. | | | | will find your band and cup sizes in their inch |
| Second you should measure your cup size – the | | | | equivalents. |
| letter portion in your bra size (ex: the ''B'' in ''36B''). Here | | | | Example: |
| is how to: | | | | Your band size in centimeters is 92 divided by 2.54 is |
| Put on your favorite comfortable and supportive bra | | | | about 36.22, ignore the fraction and you have your |
| and measure loosely around the fullest part of your | | | | band size of 36 inches. If you ever get an odd number, |
| bust. | | | | add “1” to find your correct band size. |
| Let us assume that you measured 38 inches. | | | | Your cup size in centimeters is 97 divided by 2.54 is |
| Finally subtract your band size (36 inches) from your | | | | about 38.19, ignore the fraction and your cup size is 38 |
| cup size (38 inches) that equals to 2 inches. Each inch | | | | inches. |
| difference represents one cup size in this example | | | | You already know the rest. I know I got into too many |
| that difference is 2 inches, which equals to cup size | | | | mathematical operations, so I am really sorry, but it just |
| “B”. As you may guessed you need a | | | | could not do without them. |