In the context of bra sizing, '40C' refers to a bra size where the band size is 40 inches and the cup size is C. The band size corresponds to the measurement around the ribcage, just below the bust, while the cup size represents the difference between the bust measurement and the band size. In this case, a '40C' bra would be designed for someone with a band measurement of 40 inches and a bust measurement that is 3 inches larger, indicating a moderate level of support and coverage.
38D, but it prob wont fit as well
The next bra size after a 40C is typically a 42C if you increase the band size while keeping the cup size the same. Alternatively, you could also consider a 40D if you prefer to increase the cup size while maintaining the same band size. Each brand may vary slightly, so it's always a good idea to try on the new size for the best fit.
A 38D bra is equivalent to a 40C or a 36DD (or 36E, depending on the sizing system used). The number (38) represents the band size, while the letter (D) indicates the cup size. When adjusting the band size, you typically shift the cup size to maintain a similar volume.
the bra itself in circumference (around the body) is large but the cup size is only slightly larger than average. it's recommended that one gets fitted as most women are wearing an incorrect size (ie too large around with too small of a cup or vice-versa.) it's very apparent that this is the case when you see bulges on one's back above and under the bra, especially when a shirt is a slim fit. this can happen even when the bra is too large; the entire body of the bra should be snug, not just the elastic.
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38D, but it prob wont fit as well
The next bra size after a 40C is typically a 42C if you increase the band size while keeping the cup size the same. Alternatively, you could also consider a 40D if you prefer to increase the cup size while maintaining the same band size. Each brand may vary slightly, so it's always a good idea to try on the new size for the best fit.
The bra size that comes after 38C is 38D. Bra sizes increase in the cup size after each letter, so after C comes D. Additionally, you could also consider going up in band size to 40, which would result in a 40C or 40D, depending on the cup size you choose.
If you wear a size 40C bra, your bust measurement is typically around 40 inches when measured around the fullest part of your bust. The "C" cup size indicates that the difference between your bust measurement and your band size (the 40 inches) is about 3 inches. Therefore, if you were to measure under your bust for the band size and add the cup size difference, it would give you an approximate bust measurement of 40 inches.
A 38D bra is equivalent to a 40C or a 36DD (or 36E, depending on the sizing system used). The number (38) represents the band size, while the letter (D) indicates the cup size. When adjusting the band size, you typically shift the cup size to maintain a similar volume.
A 40C would have the same cup size as a 38D or 36DD. The number is the "band size" or "back size," and refers to the size of your frame excluding your breasts. The correct band size will usually be your underbust/ribcage measurement rounded to the nearest even number, for example if your underbust measures 33 inches you will most likely need a 34. The cup size is represented by a letter, and this is relative to the band size so if you currently fill a 40C but you need a 38 band, then a 38C will be too small. You will need to try a 38D - go up one cup size for every band size that you go down. Although different bra sizes have equivalent sized cups, it is not recommended to wear a different size to the proper one. This is because the band needs to be a firm fit around the ribcage in order to support the cups properly and not ride up in the back. Also, the band size determines other dimensions of the bra such as the shoulder strap spacing and the width of the cups. On a smaller band size, the cups and the shoulder straps will be spaced closer together as they are designed to fit a narrower chest.
Your bra is just the right size
He means what size bra you wear
the bra itself in circumference (around the body) is large but the cup size is only slightly larger than average. it's recommended that one gets fitted as most women are wearing an incorrect size (ie too large around with too small of a cup or vice-versa.) it's very apparent that this is the case when you see bulges on one's back above and under the bra, especially when a shirt is a slim fit. this can happen even when the bra is too large; the entire body of the bra should be snug, not just the elastic.
you cant have a larg bra size you have a larg bra size
There is no "best" bra size.