Things You'll Need:
- Measuring tape
- Paper
- Writing utensil
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Step 1
Stand up straight, with both feet planted firmly on the floor.
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Step 2
Take a tape measure and wrap it around your chest, directly along the line where your bra band would be. The tape measure should be directly underneath your breasts. Your arms should be down and the tape measure should be snug against your body. Round the number on the tape measure to the nearest even number. If you measured 34.5", you would write down 34". If you measured 39.5", you would round up to 40".
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Step 3
Wrap the tape measure around your chest, at the fullest part of your breasts. The tape measure should be resting loosely on the fullest area of your breast. Do not pull the tape measure too tight, or you will flatten your breasts and get an inaccurate measurement.
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Step 4
Determine your cup size. To do so, take the band measurement and subtract it from the breast measurement. If the difference is less than 1", you are an AA cup. If it is 1", you are an A cup. If the difference is 2", you are a B cup; 3", a C cup, and so on.
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Step 5
Write down these measurements so that you can refer to them when bra shopping.
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Step 6
Consult a professional at a lingerie store if you have difficulty determining your bra size. She will be able to help you with measurements and give you a correct reading.














Comments
Zoggi said
on 12/11/2008 Good to see someone else who sees sense and doesn't add 5 inches!