How to measure chest circumference?

Many young women are often troubled by their breast size, and they always feel that their breasts are not big enough. In fact, this is a misunderstanding. In most cases, it is caused by the bombardment of breast augmentation advertisements in various media, which leads to most women having no confidence in their breast size. In fact, bust size is only relative and there is no hard and fast standard. So, how do you measure your bust?

Remove your outer garment and measure from your lower bust. Use a tape measure to wrap around your chest, parallel to the base of your breasts. Stand relaxed but straight, with your feet together, facing forward and your chin slightly raised. When measuring the upper chest circumference, start measuring from the highest point of the breast. Generally, use a soft tape measure to measure a circle parallel to the nipple area of ​​the breast.

Correct way to measure chest circumference

The horizontal length around your chest is your chest measurement (unit: cm). This way, next time you buy clothes, you can choose a similar number as your bra size based on your underbust circumference. For example, if your underbust circumference is between 68cm and 72cm, then please choose size 70. You can also refer to the bra size chart for comparison.

The bust size is measured at the BP point (bust point). Use a soft tape measure to measure horizontally around the fullest part of the chest to get the bust size. The horizontal length around the highest point of your chest is your upper chest circumference. It is recommended to use the incremental method when measuring, for example, 74.5 cm is calculated as 75 cm.

Precautions

The calculated bust difference is rather vague: please try to order a size larger to allow room for growth.

Too much fat: Choose a larger cup size.

Remove your outer garment and measure from your lower bust. Use a tape measure to wrap around your chest, parallel to the base of your breasts. Stand relaxed but straight, with your feet together, facing forward and your chin slightly raised. When measuring the upper chest circumference, start measuring from the highest point of the breast. Generally, use a soft tape measure to measure a circle parallel to the nipple area of ​​the breast.

The horizontal length around your chest is your chest measurement (unit: cm). This way, next time you buy clothes, you can choose a similar number as your bra size based on your underbust circumference. For example, if your underbust circumference is between 68cm and 72cm, then please choose size 70. You can also refer to the bra size chart for comparison.

The bust size is measured at the BP point (bust point). Use a soft tape measure to measure horizontally around the fullest part of the chest to get the bust size. The horizontal length around the highest point of your chest is your upper chest circumference. It is recommended to use the incremental method when measuring, for example, 74.5 cm is calculated as 75 cm.