The letter of a bra size marks the measurement difference between the ribcage and the bust. So if someone whose ribcage equals 30 inches and their bust equals 38 inches for a difference of 8 inches, instead of the bra size being 308 (30 inch band and 8 inch difference), it would be 30FF, since FF means there is an 8 inch difference.
Here is a list of what letter equals which inch difference in the US and UK:
UNITED STATES:
0 inch difference: AA
1 inch difference: A
2 inch difference: B
3 inch difference: C
4 inch difference: D
5 inch difference: DD
6 inch difference: DDD/F
7 inch difference: DDDD/G
8 inch difference: H
9 inch difference: I
10 inch difference: J
11 inch difference: K
12 inch difference: L
13 inch difference: M
14 inch difference: N
15 inch difference: O
16 inch difference: P
17 inch difference: Q
18 inch difference: R
0 inch difference: AA
1 inch difference: A
2 inch difference: B
3 inch difference: C
4 inch difference: D
5 inch difference: DD
6 inch difference: E
7 inch difference: F
8 inch difference: FF
9 inch difference: G
10 inch difference: GG
11 inch difference: H
12 inch difference: HH
13 inch difference: J
14 inch difference: JJ
15 inch difference: K
16 inch difference: KK
17 inch difference: L
18 inch difference: LL
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.
Your bra is just the right size
Bra sizes would have the letters for going up and down by the alphabet. While the letters go up, that would have bra size going upward. For instance, while the letter B is after the letter A, it would be as a larger bra size.
He means what size bra you wear
The letter in a bra size is the size of the molded cups. It is based on how much bigger the boobs are than the rib cage.
The size of a bra is determined by two measurements: the band size (the number) and the cup size (the letter). The letter "B" in a bra size typically indicates a moderate cup size, not considered particularly large. However, the cup size alone does not give a full picture of the overall size of a bra; the band size is also a crucial factor in determining how big or small a bra will fit. So, a B-32 bra would generally be considered a moderate size, but the fit will ultimately depend on the individual's measurements and body shape.
No, a 38A bra size is not bigger than a 38B bra size. The number indicates the band size (38 inches), while the letter represents the cup size. A "B" cup is larger than an "A" cup, so a 38B is larger than a 38A.
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 next bra size up from 30A is 30B. In bra sizing, the band size (the number) remains the same while the cup size (the letter) increases. This means that a 30B has a larger cup volume than a 30A.
no... the letter is the cup size and the number is the measurement around your torso
It will be a different size everytime you see her, it will be uneven and sometimes look like a square, and if you ask her bra size, she will say a letter that doesnt even exist. (On the bra scale anyway)
you cant have a larg bra size you have a larg bra size