How to measure bra cup size

In daily life, women are very concerned about the size of their breasts. Some people will eat a lot of breast-enhancing foods to enlarge their breasts. Some people even take medical means to go to plastic surgery hospitals for breast augmentation surgery. Of course, everyone has the right to pursue beauty, so this is now a normal life situation. So how to judge a person's breast size? This requires a formal method of measuring bust circumference. Today, I will share with you how to understand it.

How to operate

Measuring posture: Take off your clothes first, stand easily (but straight), put your feet together, face forward, and slightly raise your chin.

Measure the upper chest circumference, wrap the tape measure horizontally around the chest circumference (protruding point), and gradually tighten it from loose to tight. When measuring, lift your breasts gently with your hands, as if you were wearing a bra. At this time, you can easily measure your actual chest circumference (around the fullest part of the chest at nipple level).

Measure the underbust circumference: Use a soft tape measure to measure horizontally around the bottom of the chest, which is the underbust circumference. Note: Those with sagging breasts should push their breasts up to the normal position for measurement.

Simply put, the key to dividing bra cups is the difference between the upper and lower bust.

AA cup: within 7.5cm

A cup: within 10.0cm

B cup: within 12.5cm

C cup: within 15.0cm

D cup: within 17.5cm

If the buckle on the back of a new bra fits properly, then it is a well-fitting piece of bra. Never buy a bra that requires you to buckle it to the innermost part from the beginning, because as time goes by, the elasticity of the bra will decrease, and you may need to buckle it further inside, which will then make it no longer fit.