Special classification of female bra size

The size of a bra consists of two parts, for example, 36C, which consists of "36" and "c", where 36 represents the lower bust of the breast and c represents the difference between the upper bust of the breast and the lower bust. According to the bra size comparison table, the range of "C" is between 12.5 and 15, while "36" means that the lower bust is between 78 and 82, so it can be concluded that the upper bust of a 36C bra is between 90.5 and 97, and the lower bust is between 78 and 82.

Take BP point (that is, bust point) as the measuring point, and measure the fullness of the chest horizontally with a soft tape measure, which is the upper bust size. Measure the bottom of the chest horizontally with a soft tape measure, that is, the lower bust size.

Extended data:

1935, Warner Company introduced the letter cup size system that has been used to this day. The rule is that A cups are girls, ordinary women are B cups, C cups are large, and D cups are extra large. Later, extra-large DD cups and larger F and G cups were introduced. Although rarely used, pregnant and lactating women do exist, and smaller AA cups are used for developing women.

Since then, the specifications of bras have been expressed by bust and lower bust. The cup size is just a reference, you have to try it on. Some people's breasts are hard, and some people's breasts are soft. Although the data are similar, the final size is different. When people bend over 90 degrees, 45 degrees and stand upright to measure three data, some people will have great differences in these three data (the difference of more than 5CM is very common, equivalent to two cups), while others have little differences.

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