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A properly fitted bra is not only comfortable
it can be a life changing experience! You'll
look and feel fabulous!
You may even discover a slimmer silhouette
and a more defined waist once you get a
little support.
it can be a life changing experience! You'll
look and feel fabulous!
You may even discover a slimmer silhouette
and a more defined waist once you get a
little support.
BAND MEASUREMENT (the number)
Most women measure their ribcage under their breasts to get their
band measurement. Double check this measurement by wrapping a
tape measure snugly around your back, under your arms and across
the top of your chest above your breasts. Because your ribcage
expands and contracts as you breathe, taking both measurements
will help you find your most comfortable fit.
band measurement. Double check this measurement by wrapping a
tape measure snugly around your back, under your arms and across
the top of your chest above your breasts. Because your ribcage
expands and contracts as you breathe, taking both measurements
will help you find your most comfortable fit.
CUP MEASUREMENT (the letter)
With your bra on, wrap a measuring tape around your back and
across the fullest part of your breast. Don't pull too tight! To find your
cup size, subtract your band measurement from this measurement.
across the fullest part of your breast. Don't pull too tight! To find your
cup size, subtract your band measurement from this measurement.
If the difference is...
1 inch, you're an A cup
2 inches, a B cup
3 inches, a C cup
2 inches, a B cup
3 inches, a C cup
4 inches, a D cup
5 inches, a DD cup
6 inches, a DDD cup
5 inches, a DD cup
6 inches, a DDD cup
So if your cup measurement is 39 inches and your band size is 36 inches, the 3 inch difference makes you a 36C.
