What's your Bra Size?
According to research done by many bra manufacturers over 70% of women are wearing the wrong bra size.
Our breasts change size during our lives due to pregnancy, lifestyle changes and changes in diet.
It is important to wear the correct size bra and get measured every few years.
Common signs of not having the correct size bra include the shoulder straps digging in and leaving marks, the back of the bra not quite level with front, the breasts oozing out of the cups and a small gap between the bra and breastbone.
Getting measured is also becoming more difficult. With more lingerie being sold online every year women need an accurate way to measure their own bra size at home.
Getting Started with Secret Bite
It's best to measure when you are wearing your most comfortable bra - one that has no padding.
Step 1: BAND SIZE
Measure under your arms, high on your back, across the top of your chest. If this measurement is an even number, this is your band size. If an odd number, add 1" to determine your band size.
Step 2: CUP SIZE
Measure loosely around the fullest part of your bust. Next, subtract your band measurement from your bust measurement; each inch represents a cup size. For example: if your band measurement is 34" and your bust measurement is 36", the difference between these measurements is two inches, and you'd wear a B-cup.
0" difference = AA, 1" difference = A, 2" difference = B, 3" difference = C, 4" difference = D, 5" difference = DD, and so on.
Cup Sizes are as follows: AA, A, B, C, D, DD, E, F, FF, G, GG, H, HH, J, JJ, K, KK

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