A 38DD is larger than a 38D. They say a 38DD is equal to a 40E but from my work experience, a 38DD is closer in size to a 40D cup-wise.
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Yes, a 38E bra size is generally larger than a 38DD. The letters in bra sizes indicate the cup volume, with each letter representing a difference in size. In this case, E is one cup size larger than DD, meaning a 38E cup offers more volume than a 38DD cup.
On average, each 38DD cup breast weighs around 1.5 to 2 pounds, so a pair of 38DD cup breasts together would weigh between 3 to 4 pounds. It's important to note that individual differences in breast composition and density can affect weight.
A size 36F will be slightly bigger than a 38DD bra of the same brand. A 36F (sometimes listed as 36DDD) is in between the size of a 38DD and 38DDD.
I believe they are 38DD. Whatever the actual number is they are freakin huge
Yes they are 38DD.
A 38DD is generally considered larger than a 40D. The cup size indicates the volume of the breast, and in this case, the DD cup has more volume than a D cup, while the band size difference (38 vs. 40) affects the overall fit rather than the cup volume. Therefore, while the band size of the 40D is larger, the cup size of the 38DD is fuller.
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A 38DD bra size indicates that the band measurement around the ribcage is 38 inches, while the cup size is a double D, which means it provides a larger volume than a D cup. The "DD" cup typically accommodates a bust measurement that is about 4 inches larger than the band size. In general, a 38DD is considered a fuller bust size, providing significant support and coverage. It's important to note that sizes can vary between brands, so trying on different styles is recommended for the best fit.
Removing 300 grams per breast would only bring you down a cup size to a 38D.
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