How To Measure Bra Cup Size At Home

With this guide managing irregular bra cup sizes should be a breeze and sore breasts from incorrect bra sizes will be things of the past.

How to measure bra cup size at home. Measure your cup size. For example 35 inches bust 34 inches band. Each inch represents a cup size. Bra size shouldn t be a guessing game.

Measure your bust size. To find the cup size you will have to subtract the band size measurement from bust size measurement. For example if your band size is 34 and your cup size is a c your bra size is 34c. Now subtract your band measurement from your cup measurement.

Note of the exact length with a pen. Use the following to convert the bra sizes betweem different locations. Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest length of your breasts at the nipple level and note that measurement. It is easy to measure your bra size without a tape measure.

Use some string or a cord instead of the measuring tape. The bust size is the loose circumference measured around the chest over the fullest part of the breasts while standing straight with arms to the side and wearing a properly fitted bra. 38 inches bust 34 inches band 4 inches. And if you wear a plus size bra it can be even harder to find a bra that fits.

How to measure bra size without measuring tape. Finding the perfect fitting bra starts with knowing your correct size. To calculate your cup size measure loosely around the biggest part of your chest keeping the measuring tape level with the ground. Now that you have all of your measurements just place your band size in front of your cup size and you re done.

First you need to measure around the bottom of the band of the bra. According to research as many as 75 of women wear the wrong size bra. To measure your bra size at home all you need to be wearing is a non padded bra and have a tape measure in inches to hand. These simple at home bust measuring instructions will ensure a perfect fit for band and cup alike.

The band or frame size is the firm circumference fitted not tightly measured directly underneath the breasts. Put the band size with the cup size to find out your bra size. Subtract your band size from your bust measurement and use the difference to find your bra cup size. Wearing the wrong bra size can ruin an otherwise flawless outfit and even lead to breast pain and backaches.