How to divide cup sizes

Many women don't know how to divide cup sizes, which makes it difficult for them to choose the right one when buying underwear. There are some ways and methods to divide the sizes of this type of underwear, so when choosing, you should understand these. How to divide cup sizes? Generally, they are mainly a, b, and c. These are the cup sizes to choose when purchasing.

However, everyone's cup size is different, so when buying, if you don't know much, some formal places will let women try it out so that they can understand what cup size is good and how to classify the cup size.

How to divide the cup:

To understand the bra cup size, we must first clarify a concept, that is: chest circumference. Chest circumference is measured by using a ruler to measure the circumference of the chest from the back. Bust is also divided into upper bust and lower bust. The upper bust is the length through the top of the breast, and the lower bust is the length through the bottom of the breast.

The calculation standard for bra cup size is "upper bust - lower bust" to determine the name of the cup. Assume that K is the result of the calculation of the two, and the unit is CM. Then the size of K determines the cup size. If K is less than or equal to 10, it is generally called cup A. If K is greater than 10 and less than 12.5, it is a B cup, and so on. Every 2.5CM is the dividing point of a cup.

Generally speaking, the smallest cup size should be A, which is K less than 10 (it is said that there is AA, which is smaller than A). It is difficult to estimate the largest cup size, but generally speaking it is an F cup, and there are fewer cups above that.

Through the above introduction, how to classify the cup size? Follow the above method. However, for some people who are not very clear about the bra cup size when buying bras, they can consult. The salesperson will also give a detailed introduction so that they can have a good understanding of such issues.