In October 1932, the S.H. Camp and Company correlated breast size and the degree they sag to letters of the alphabet, A, B, C, and D. Camp's advertising featured letter-labelled profiles of breasts in the February 1933 issue of Corset and Underwear Review.
These procedures were only designed to help women with the then-standard sizes A through D up to a size 38 band size and were not intended to be used for larger-breasted women. In 1937, Warner began to feature cup sizing in its products.
Other companies like the Model and Fay-Miss (renamed in 1935 as the Bali Brassiere Company) also began to offer A, B, C and D cups in the late 1930s.
The '30' you ask about represents measurement from around the torso and the 'A' to which you allude represents the size of the breast. (A being small, leading up to D being voluminous)
no, a 32A is a bigger size. however it doesnt mean that someone who wears a 32A has bigger boobs than someone who wears a 30A, the number is just the measurement around the body right under the bust, the letter is the actual cup siz (boob size)
32b bra size is bigger than size 32a
30A or 32A, i suspect.
30b and 32a are the same size for the cups but different bands 30b has a tighter band than 32a
34b is bigger.
32AA is Smaller then 32A.
In band size the next size up is 32A. However, the next size is 30B in cup sizes.
Yes. 32A is bigger and 32AA is smaller
yes
If u r talking about the size of bra, 26a is absolutely smaller than 32a.
No. 38A has a smaller cup size but a larger ribcage (it's a measure of the length around your chest), while 32B has a larger cup size but a smaller ribcage. 38A is a fatter person with smaller breasts than 32B, whos skinier with bigger boobs
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.