Girls' bust classification

How are girls' bust sizes divided into different levels? The size of female breasts is divided into levels using ABCD. First, measure the upper bust and under bust. Those with sagging breasts should push the breasts up to the normal position for accurate measurement. The available models for under bust are: 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100, and 105cm. Next, determine the cup size, which is the difference between the upper bust and the lower bust.

First, accurately measure the chest size

1. The bust size is measured at the BP point (bust point). Use a soft tape measure to accurately measure around the fullest part of the chest, which is the bust size.

2. Under bust size: Use a soft tape measure to accurately measure around the bottom of the chest, which is the under bust size.

Second, clarify the bra cup

The cup size is the difference between the upper bust and the lower bust. Based on the accurate measurement result of step 1, the difference between bust size and underbust size is used to determine the cup size of the clothing. Generally speaking, if the left-right difference is about 10cm, choose A cup; if it is about 12.5cm, choose B cup; if it is about 15cm, choose C cup; if it is about 17.5cm, choose D cup; if it is about 20cm, choose E cup; if it is more than 20cm, choose F cup. For example: the bust size is 85 cm and the underbust size is 70 cm. Then 85-70=15 cm. Then you should choose a 70C bra. 70 is the specification for underbust circumference, which is used to specify clothing size.

How to categorize women's breast size

Step 1: First understand your underbust circumference

First, you can measure your upper bust and under bust (the 75 in 75A refers to the under bust). People with sagging breasts should push the breasts to the normal position for accurate measurement. The available models for under bust are: 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100, and 105cm.

Step 2: Determine the cup size of the bra. The cup size is the difference between the upper bust and the lower bust. Generally speaking, if you are around 10cm, choose cup A, if you are around 12.5cm, choose cup B, if you are around 15cm, choose cup C, if you are around 17.5cm, choose cup D, if you are around 20cm, choose cup E, and if you are over 20cm, choose cup F.