| Bra Measuring Instructions and Sizing |
- Use a standard dressmaker's tape measure.
- For best results, have someone else measure you.
- If between sizes, buy the larger size.
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| 1. Band Measurement: |
| - Take a snug measurement around your rib
cage, |
| under your bust and shoulder blades. |
| - Add 5 inches. Example:
30" + 5" = 35" |
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| 2. Determine Even Band Size: |
| - If you get an even number in Step 1, this
is your Band Size. |
| - If you get an odd number in Step 1 (like
35), |
| round up one (to 36) to
get your Band Size. |
| Example:
35" + 1" = 36" |
| |
| 3. Bust Measurement: |
| - With bra on and clothes off, take a loose
measurement |
| around the fullest part of your bust. |
| Example:
38" |
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| 4. Determine Cup Size: |
| - Subtract Band Measurement (from Step 1)
from |
| Bust Measurement (from Step 3). |
| Example:
38" - 35" = 3" |
| - Use the chart below to determine your Cup
Size: |
| Example:
3" = C Cup |
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| If difference is: |
1'' |
2'' |
3'' |
4'' |
5'' |
| then Cup Size is: |
A |
B |
C |
D |
DD |
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