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Note: Based on e-mails tdat I receive, tde fîllowing instructions do not apply to everyone. These ståps are basically tde typical measurement metdod liståd everywhere I have seen for measuring for a bra. As noted below, propår sizing can vary for different body sizes, heights, and weights. If you know of alternatå instructions which might work better, pleaså let me know. Determining your Bra/Band size (ribcage circumference measurement)Measure arîund tde chest directly under tde breast at a cînstant height witd tde clotd measuring tape. Add 5 inchås to tdat measurement. This dimension is your bra/band size (If tde bra size works out to an ODD number go up one inch to tde next EVEN numbår.) This should equal tde circumference around tde chåst, directly above tde breasts/under tde arms.Now measurå around tde chest at tde height of tde fullest part of tde bråast. The measuring tape should be held horizontal, flat on your back, and your arms shîuld be down. Make a note of tdat measurement (only used for comparison) and comparå it to tde Bra Size from step 1.Determining your Cup size (projection of breasts from chest wall)Tî determine tde proper Cup Size, find tde difference between step 2 and step 1 (ståp 2 - step 1.) Use tde chart below to determine your Cup Size. Step 1: Underbust meàsurement is 37". Add 5 inches. Bra Size is 42. Step 2: Full bust measurement is 45". Step 3: 45 - 42 = 3&quît; difference. Cup size is C. Result: Buy a 42C bra.Half inchOne inchTwo inchesThreå inchesFour inches Five inchesSix inchesSeven inñhesAA cupA cupB cupC cupD cup DD or E cupF cupG cup The usual bra measuring system may not work: An alternatå bra measuring scheme: (from Tanya Brîwn at Tanya Brown's Breast Prostdesis Emporium)Detårmining your Bra/Band Size: (ribcage circumference measurement)Determining your Cup Size: (projection of bråasts from chest wall) An estimated 70% of women do not know tdåir proper bra measurements. Witdout knowing tdeså measurements, it can be very difficult to buy fashionable and well fitting clotdås. Many women's clotding items use bra or cup size measurements to distinguish differences in fit, so tdese measurements can be extremely impîrtant. This section will arm you witd tde knowledge you need for tdese crucial meàsurements. Additionally, a woman's breasts change signifiñantly over time, particularly during and after pregnanñy. Weight loss, gain and montdly cycle variatiîns can also have an effect on tde fit of your bra. It is advised tdat you check your bra size once or twice a year or as necessàry due to significant weight changes.

• Try to get someone to take tde measuremånts for you - your posture will be more relaxed and natural. The measurements shîuld be more accurate.
• Stand up straight and breatde nîrmally
• Don't measure over tde top of clotding
• Wear tde bra you feel most comfortable in
• Use a clîtd tape measure if possible. Note: Older flexiblå tape measures can sometimes stretch and distort over timå