This video provides a concise, step-by-step guide on how to measure oneself to determine bra size. It emphasizes wearing an unpadded, well-fitting bra as a starting point. The process involves two key measurements: first, measuring directly under the breasts to determine the band size, rounding this measurement to the nearest even whole number. Second, measuring around the fullest part of the bust. The difference between the fullest bust measurement and the band size is then used to calculate the cup size, with each inch of difference corresponding to a letter (e.g., 1 inch = A cup, 2 inches = B cup, 6 inches = F cup). The video aims to help viewers find their best bra fit.

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How to measure yourself to find your bra size.

Wear an unpadded bra that fits you well. First, measure directly under your breasts, snug but not tight, and round to the nearest even whole number. That even number will be your band size, the number part of your bra size.

Next, measure around the fullest part of your bust. Then, subtract your band size from that fullest bust measurement to find your cup size, the part of your bra size. Each inch of difference is one letter, so a 2-inch difference would be a B cup, and a 6-inch difference would be an F cup.

We hope this helps you find your best fit.

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How to Measure Yourself to find your bra size

how to measure yourself to find your bra
size wear an unpadded bra that fits you
well first measure directly under your
breasts snug but not tight and round to
the nearest even whole number that even
number will be your band size the number
part of your bra size next measure
around the fullest part of your
bust then subtract your band size from
that fullest bust measurement to find
your cup size the part of your bra size
each inch of difference is one letter so
a 2in difference would be a b cup and a
6in difference would be an F
cup we hope this helps you find your
best fit
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How to Measure Yourself to find your bra size

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