Measure around your ribs below your breast to get your rib size. Then measure around your chest over your nipples to get your chest size. Subtract the rib number from the chest size. Finally your bra size is your ribe number an cup letter.
A flexible tape measure will be steatched across your bust line to determine your size. get your breasts measured either before you got to buy a bra or at the shop were you buy one
They're not even close. A AA cup size effectively means "no noticeable breasts at all". A C cup means the measurement across the nipples is several inches more than the measurement under the breasts.
Right under the breasts is 37 inches and around the fullest part is 42 inches.
The number is the measure (in inches) around your body (under the breasts). And the letter is the number of inches your breasts are from your chest. For example 1ins - A, 2ins - B, 3ins - C.
In a bra size, the letter D means a cup size D. That means that the measurement around your breasts is a few inches larger than the measurement around your rib cage.
Someone can only tell you your bra size if you get someone in a bra fitting store to measure your breasts with your bra on.
You should get the bra size that is most comfortable and supportive for you. This depends on the measurement around your rib cage (under your breasts) and around your breasts.
The 39 in the bra size denotes the woman is 39 inches around her chest. The cup size refers to the size of the woman's breasts...the higher the letter, the larger. 39A would be considered small.
36C
A size 36 bra would be the measurement of the rib cage just under the breasts. It does not determine how large the breasts are and is meaningless without taking a measurement around the breasts, which helps determine the cup size.
She is 8 and does not have breasts you sicko.
Find yourself adjusting your plus size bra's straps in a futile attempt to keep your breasts from sagging in your new bra? If so, then like most women, you are wearing the wrong size bra. Your plus size bra should support your breasts with the band and cups, not with the shoulder straps. The next time that you are shopping for plus size bras, you should rethink your bra size. Try on a larger cup size and a smaller band size than what your current bra is sized. Latch your plus size bra on the middle hook and see if it is supporting your breasts.