it only goes up to DD
No , D & F are two different bra sizes
There should be a sz. 12 DD, I think bra sizes go up to an F anything past that your out of luck. Edit: There definitely is size 12DD.
Bra sizes range from A (the smallest cup size) to F (the largest cup size). There are also numbers associated with the letters that indicate the band size.
Bra sizes typically start with smaller sizes like AA and A, progressing to B, C, D, and then larger sizes such as DD, DDD (or E), F, G, and beyond. The band size, which is the number before the cup size, also increases, leading to sizes like 32A, 34B, and so on. As a result, the smallest common size is often 30AA or 32A, while larger sizes can go up to 50G or more, depending on the brand and style. It's important to note that sizing can vary significantly between different manufacturers.
F cup size is larger than D cup size. Bra sizes are typically measured in a combination of band size (the number) and cup size (the letter), where each letter represents an increase in breast volume. Therefore, moving from D to F indicates an increase in cup size.
No it is smaller. B is the next largest size to an a It goes aa, a, b, c, d, dd, ddd(f) and so on and so forth
Bra sizes are typically categorized by a combination of a number (representing the band size) and a letter (representing the cup size). The band sizes usually start from around 28 and can go up to 50 or more, while cup sizes range from AA, A, B, C, D, DD (or E), DDD (or F), G, H, I, J, and beyond. The smallest size is generally considered to be 28AA, and sizes can vary slightly by brand and style. It's important to note that sizing can differ between manufacturers, so trying on bras is often recommended for the best fit.
34 F
It would be a 34 size bra, which means a F cup.
Typically A-D are the standard sizes, but there can be higher than D, such as DD and even up to an F. Anything above D is hard to find, and normally must be ordered. They also have a sub measurement for the bust line, which means around your rib cage. That is measured in 32, 34, 36, 38, etc. The cup size is a relative, not direct. measure-- i.e. it indicates how much bigger the cup is than the band measurement. Therefore the a 34D has a much smaller cup than a 38D.
I hope the logic of starting with A rather than, say, Q is obvious. That said, the only real question is "why DD"? It turns out that sizes above D are not well defined... they're considered specialty sizes, and some manufacturers use DD to represent the next size up from D while others use E to represent the same size. I believe there are even a few that double every letter: D, DD, E, EE, F, FF, and so on.
F cup actually its a double a plus double f