Larger cup size, smaller band size.
28AA is smaller than a 28A
A D cup is larger than a C cup in the same band size. However, a 28D would be smaller than a 36C
No, it goes, a, b, c, d, dd. the # is for around the body not the cup size.
Bra sizes are only usually done in even numbers. Although 33A would be smaller than 34A, it is not a common bra size.
Larger cup size, smaller band size.
28AA is smaller than a 28A
not at all, that's smaller than an A cup, which is pretty small.
The actual number means the circumference of the bust size (or your chest) the letter means the cup size. So while the 38A is smaller in cup size, the circumference of the chest is larger than the 34 B.
A D cup is larger than a C cup in the same band size. However, a 28D would be smaller than a 36C
A is the smaller of the two, this pattern is consistent throw out all the sizes i.e. a D cup is smaller than a DD
The cup size of a bra is measured by how much bigger the measurement around your breasts is than the measurement around your rib cage. This means that smaller cup sizes are when the breasts are only a little bit larger than the rib cage, and larger cup sizes are when the breasts are much larger than the rib cage.
The cup size of a bra is the letter in the size, for example the B in "36B" is the cup size. It represents how much larger the breasts are than the measurement around the rib cage.
The number is the band, so a 30 is a smaller band size than the 32. Since the cup size of a bra is based on the band size, it is hard to compare the "A" and "B," however they are close to the same size.
No its the cup size of bra
32C has the same volume as 34B. For example, 32C = 34B = 36A. Basically, it's a 32C is a larger cup size for a smaller band. It's a good cup size for a 32 yes, but far smaller than a 34C or 36C.
no, a DD bra is one size bigger than a D bra.