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breast size
ok, well my breats are unique lets say haha. there always perky and up and like RARELY hang down. my question is, i can fit into a size 32C, 32B, and 34A. I buy all of my bras from victorias secret, and non of them are padded, and they're all from the pink collection. so how can i fit into different sizes? i fit best in a 32C, but without a bra, my breast look like a size A? whats up with this? am i just wearing the wrong size bra, how do i measure properly? thanks!
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Yesss i know what you mean. I love my breast bcause they are mine but i can wear my mom's bras which are slightly padded and shes a 36c and i have bras that are also slightly padded which are in the B's..i also can fit 32 c too. i often hear people sayin my tits are big. but when i take off my bra my tits look small and on top of that i dont have that cleaveage line i have a gap....if you dont want to read eevryy thing young grandma wrote jsut go to this site it shows you step by step how to measure yourself..also i've gotten measured by a victoria secret worker and at first i was a c then a b..well we just have wonderful tits but im sure its normal.
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Here is the way to measure correctly for the perfect fit. Courtesy of breakout bras website.
tep #1: Get a soft measuring tape.
This is the only type of measuring tape that can be used for accurate measurements. If you do not have one, you can get one a Wal-Mart or many other stores for less than a dollar.
Step #2: Take off your bra.
The measurements you take will be much more accurate if your bra is off. Almost all women wear cup sizes that are too small which smashes the breasts down causing the measurement to seem smaller than they really are. If your breasts hang or sag, just try and get someone to help you so that you can prop your breasts up while measuring. If you really need to, just take the measurements with a bra on. The size will still be a lot closer than anything you have been wearing and the fit a whole lot better. And if you need help or feel the numbers are just not making sense, just take BOTH measurements, one with the bra on and one with the bra off and call us and we will help you determine the best size.
Step #3: Measure underneath your rib cage.
This measurement will help you determine your band size. So measure right underneath your breasts where a bra band would normally sit. Make sure that you keep the tape level all the way around and pull the two sided together until they meet and lie flat against your body. Do not pull it too tightly but it does need to be somewhat snug. Whatever number you get here, in almost all cases just needs to be rounded up to the nearest even number. So if the measurement is 33 than you would just round up to 34. Very easy. But there is one exception to this rule. If you measure 34 1/4 or even 34 ½, you should round down to 34 instead. The reason for this is simple. Bras lose elasticity every time you wear them so the fit will only get less and less supportive the longer you wear the bra. So when you first purchase a bra it needs to feel snug but not too tight on the LOOSEST hook. Then as the bra stretches from wear, you can move the hooks in tighter to maintain a higher level of support longer. If you buy a bra and need to wear it on the tightest hook from the start, you have nowhere to go but to buy a new one when it starts getting stretched out. For a bra to be supportive, you must wear the correct band size.
**So for the above example, the band size is 34. I will use this measurement again below to determine the final size needed.
Step #4: Measure across the widest part of your bust line. (NEVER MEASURE UNDER YOUR ARM PITS AND UP OVER THE TOP OF YOUR BREASTS AND NEVER ADD INCHES.)
Just measure across your nipples at the widest part of your breasts. Nothing at all needs to be done to this number except rounding it up if the measurement falls between two numbers. So if you measure 41 ½ just round it to 42. That is it. Nothing else.
Step # 5 Do a little math.
Now take the number from step 4 and subtract the number from step 3. This then gives you a cup size to go along with the band size that was determined earlier. The band size we had earlier was 34 and for the above example the bust measurement was a 42. So you have 42-34 = 8.
So you have a band size of 34 and an 8 inch difference for the cup size so your bra size is a 34H. Each number represents a cup size as the chart below details.
1 = A
2 = B
3 = C
4 = D
5 = DD(E)
6 = F(DDD)
7 = G
8 = H
9 = I
10= J
etc. etc.
Now you have a size that will fit you so much better and support you so much better and make you look so much better than anything you have ever worn before.
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