Bra cup

Women's breasts begin to develop and grow in fourth and fifth grade, and at this time, they should start wearing underwear. But as a woman, do you know what cup sizes you would like from a bra? Do you know what the main bra models are? Every time we go to buy a bra, we may just try them one by one until we find the one that suits us. But as a woman, you still need to know some common sense about bras.

Some people may only know that there are five cups for bras, but they may not know that bra cups are divided into three types: full cup, three-quarter cup and half cup. So today we will popularize the knowledge about bra cups for our female friends.

To measure which bra cup size is suitable for you, first you need to measure your upper and lower bust (the 75 in 75A refers to the lower bust). First, take off your clothes, stand more easily (but straight), put your feet together, face forward, and slightly lift your chin. Those with sagging breasts should push their breasts up to a normal position for measurement, and then place the measuring tape horizontally around the chest circumference (protruding point), starting from loose and then slowly tightening it. When measuring, lift your breasts gently with your hands, as if you were wearing underwear. At this time, you can easily measure your actual chest circumference and underbust. The available numbers for underbust are: 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100, 105cm; and the chest line (the line at the bottom of the breast) can also be easily measured.

Step 2: Determine the cup size of your bra. The bra cup size is the difference between the upper bust measurement and the lower bust measurement. Generally speaking, choose cup A for around 10cm, cup B for around 12.5cm, cup C for around 15cm, cup D for around 17.5cm, cup E for around 20cm, and cup F for over 20cm. AA, A, B, C, D, E, and F refer to cup sizes. The bust minus the underbust is the bra cup size. If the difference between your bust and underbust is 10cm, then you should wear cup A.

After reading the description above, you should now know how bra cups are divided. Next time when you go to buy underwear, you don’t have to try every piece. You can just tell the boss which size and cup size you want. You may not have known this before, but I believe that after listening to my explanation today, you will have a deeper understanding of bras.

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