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Every woman or girl has her unique proportions. That’s why there are over 100 different bra sizes available. A quick guide to find yours.
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What does a bra size consist of?
As I mentioned there are lots of different bra sizes, over a hundred!
Band sizes start from 60 centimeters or sometimes 65 centimeters, depending on the brand. Band sizes can go up to 130 centimeters.
The smallest cup size for women is AAA, you can shop for this size online.
Young girls? Have a look at this article How to buy my first bra?
Many bigger cup sizes are available and go up to cup O.
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A bra size (for example, 70A), always consists of a number. That’s your band size. The letter stands for your cup size.
Important!
Are you going up or down a band size? In this case, the cup volume will also change.
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- 70A and 75B bras do not have the same cup volume
- 70A and 65B do have the same cup volume
So, if you only want to change your band size? Always go up or down a cup size as well.
Which bra size is normal?
Every bra size is as normal as any size of breasts
Cup AA can be the first bra for a young girl. It can also be the cup size for a grown-up woman. We come in all shapes and sizes. It’s what nature is all about.
How will I know my bra size?
Often I get the question ‘Why do I have to know my measurements that precise?’
What does a little change in measurement do? Does it have to be that precise?
Yes.
This is because only a slight change in measurement could mean a whole different bra size you might need!
Maybe your measurements fit nicely in a certain band and cup size. But many of us are in between two sizes. That’s two possible sizes.
Think of reasons why our body proportions (and breasts) may change. For example, losing or gaining weight. Measuring regularly is not a luxury.
Do I have to measure myself?
You don’t have to of course. Maybe you like to have a fitting in a lingerie store.
It doesn’t take much time to measure yourself at home. Knowing your size makes shopping for a bra easier.
Bra brands can have differences in their fit. Knowing your alternative sizes (sister sizes) will make shopping more fun.
What if I’m in between two bra sizes?
If you can choose between two band sizes, you choose the one you find most comfortable. Do realize a bra band should be quite firm. the most support from a bra comes from its band.
For example, you measure 77 centimeters. If you look at a bra size chart you could either go for 75 band or 80 band.
- you choose 75B. You find the band is too tight and choose 80B instead. The cup volume of these bras is not the same.
- in other to keep the same cup volume you need to choose 80A
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Learn about your best bra size today! Check my size now
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M&S BraFit Guide