How to calculate the cup?

The size of a cup depends on its depth. The cup is equal to = the bust at the highest point of the breast (one of the three busts) minus the length of the bust under the breast.

I believe that most female friends will wear bras when they go out, and the size of bras is also different. You need to decide what size bra to wear according to the size of the cup, so let me talk about how to calculate the cup.

Details 0 1 cup size = upper bust-lower bust white bust.

If the upper bust-lower bust is about = 10cm, then it is a cup.

If the upper bust-lower bust is about = 12.5cm, then it is a B cup.

If the upper bust-lower bust is about = 15cm, then it is a C cup.

If the upper bust-lower bust is about = 17.5cm, then it is a D cup.

The size of a cup depends on its depth. The bust of the highest point of the breast is subtracted from the length of the lower bust of the breast, and the size between the two cups is solved by a long enough back button.

03 chest circumference measurement method

1. Take off your clothes first, stand easily (but straight), put your feet together, face straight ahead, and lift your chin slightly.

2. Wrap the tape horizontally around the bust (protruding point) and slowly tighten it from loose to tight. When measuring, gently lift the breast with your hands, just like wearing a bra. At this time, you can easily measure your actual bust and bust; The chest line (the line at the bottom of the breast) can also be measured conveniently.

3. bust size (commonly known as "upper bust"): take BP point (that is, bust point) as the measuring point, and measure the fullness of the chest horizontally with a soft tape measure, which is the bust size.

4. Lower bust size: Measure the bottom of the chest horizontally with a soft tape measure, which is the lower bust size.