What is the standard size of a woman's chest?

Many women need to consider their bust size when buying underwear or ordinary clothes. The bust size standard is actually related to the height standard. It can be seen from this that chest circumference and height are displayed in proportion, and abnormal proportions often make people very worried, so we should pay attention to understanding the normal standard range of chest circumference. So what is the normal bust size for women?

1. First of all, understand the division of cup sizes. The difference between the upper and lower circumferences is upper bust - lower bust. The difference in the above range determines the cup size. The upper bust is the nipple area, the fullest part of the breast. The nipple should be parallel to the back. If it droops, you can lift the nipple to its normal position. The underbust is the area below the breast, around the chest cavity. When you wear a bra, the underwire and the back buckle should be parallel and measured tightly so that the underwire and back buckle can fix the breasts.

2. Reference sizes for standard measurements. The reference sizes for standard measurements include height 170 cm, 164 cm, 158 cm, 152 cm, chest 88 cm, 86 cm, 84 cm, 80 cm, waist 68 cm, 66 cm, 64 cm, 62 cm, hips 94 cm, 90 cm, 86 cm, 82 cm. The size of a woman's breasts is closely related to her height and weight, and generally these physical indicators tend to stabilize after entering high school. Due to the large differences in individual body shapes and weights, the breast sizes of high school girls vary significantly, but most are within a standard and reasonable range.

3. According to the physique and body shape of Chinese people, combined with the impact of fitness exercises on human body shape and physique and other factors, the research summarized the method of calculating the standard measurements of women: chest circumference = height (cm) × 0.535, waist circumference = height (cm) × 0.365, hip circumference = height (cm) × 0.565. The actual calculated index is within ±3 cm of the standard index. If it is less than 5 cm, it means you are too thin; if it is greater than 5 cm, it means you are too plump.