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  • yes. a is skinny, b is skinny, c is maybe, d is maybe, e is usually not, f is mostly not, g is like breasts implants or mostly not, h is even more of that. and there's some sort of number with it but doesn't seem so important unless its huge and she's short

    • You're wrong! The 'number' is called the band size, and it is the most important part.

    • how it important? like what does it do?

    • I'm gonna wait till there's more responses before I elaborate on that, but also you're incorrect in saying "a is skinny, b is skinny, c is maybe, d is maybe, e is usually not, f is mostly not, g is like breasts implants or mostly not, h is even more of that"

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Most Helpful Guy

  • Nope. I just know how to unclip them. I recently learned that different brands have different sizes of the same size. That's crazy. So I'll be taking my woman shopping with me when I want to buy her bras

    • "I recently learned that different brands have different sizes of the same size" What do you mean by this exactly?

    • This is based on what a girl told me but basically say you’re an 32A. If you buy it from Chantelle it might fit looser or tighter if you bought it from Natori.

    • Oh yeah, some bands run tighter than others

Most Helpful Girls

  • Yeah. My sister is a 40G and they are close to 6lbs in weight. Imagine carrying that shit around on your back all day. Then when you hit a big pot hole in the road and them bounce 😢 she's constantly in pain.

  • I know that lots of girls just go for looks and not a proper fit. You should get fitted so you can wear the right size and cup size so you get proper support. You will have fewer problems if you do.

    • You're better off measuring yourself than getting fitted because a lot of fitters will purposely size you wrong in order to sell more products.

    • The point is, whether you or someone else measures, to get a proper fit. Loose straps means floppy tits.

    • Absolutely, it's SO important to get the right fit. You can only really trust yourself to measure though, there are too many companies around that care more about money than the right fit. I was measured incorrectly EVERY time (multiple different stores). Measured myself one day and my bras have been super comfortable and supportive ever since.

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What Girls & Guys Said

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  • Yarp! American ones at least. And the easy sizes obviously (cm)

  • all I know about bras are the way the clasps work in the dark... as a guy, I feel thats all I need to know about them...

  • Yup. Sure do! More than many women, in fact.

    Do you know how bra sizes work?

    • Yep that graphic is correct! It doesn't consider 26 or 28 bands though which would be more enlightening

  • What do you mean by "work"?

    • Basically do you understand bra sizing

    • Yes I do, how about you?

    • I consider myself to know more than most women (that's why I asked this question as a bit of a social experiment). What do you know?

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  • I know how the sizes work.
    The hook is a different issue.

  • Yes, pretty much. @CheerGirl38139 used to be active on GaG and she explained bra sizing and "sister sizes" really well.

    • What sizes would you consider 'big'

    • Well as an example, a 38E would be a size that a woman with larger size breasts might wear.

    • A properly fitted 38E actually looks more on the average side than the large side

  • Not really, but I haven't needed to

  • somewhat

    Do you know how bra sizes work?

  • To become a statistic: no, I don't

  • It seems more difficult as advanced statistics. So I have the solution already a few years: I go with my bestie in a specialised shop and try out.

    • Be careful! Shops purposely size people wrong so that they can sell them a size - even if it's wrong. This allows them to keep their size range as narrow as possible and make as much money as possible

    • I had only good experiences.

    • I always had good experiences too when I was fitted in the wrong size, because I didn't know any better. To the untrained eye a bad-fitting bra can look like there's nothing wrong with it.

  • Yes, cup leter is volume and the number is band size under the breasts.

    • Also the leter is proportional to the band. So what looks like an A on say a 38A may be something like a 26C. That's off the top of my head I'm not refering to a chart.

    • What would you consider 'big'?

    • It really depends on a bunch of factors. I concider anything larger than maybe a 32D or perhaps DD to be big. Though cup sizes are growing in the next generations.

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  • Nope, I only know about taking them off

  • Yes. Band size + 1" = 1 letter.
    Double triple letters are sometimes used instead of going further into the alphabet.
    A DDD for example, could also be an F.

    • Yep, pretty much! DDD is used in US sizing and its the equivalent to a UK E. What sizes would you consider small/big?

    • Depends more on the ratio of bust size to band size- a smaller chested gal can make a B look pretty big!

    • You're right that it depends on the band:bust ratio but a B wouldn't look at all big on a small chested person.

  • I didn’t have much choice but to learn them.

    • What did you learn? :)

    • Get fitted yearly

    • Be careful with that! Fitters will often size you incorrectly in order to sell you something. Much more accurate to measure yourself :)

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  • Honestly, not yet. :/

  • I understand the single cup size process.

    But why are some women classified as double or triple letter cups like double Ds or triple Fs?

    • It's just the way the sizing goes! What do you understand about the cup size process?

  • yes, why?

    • Social experiment. What do you know about bra sizing?

    • I know that the cup sizes doesn't always translate to how big or small the breasts are, as most people assume

    • Yep that's true :)

  • Yeah

  • Not exactly. I just know what is small and big.

    • Ok, tell me what is small, and what is big

    • I think AAA is the smallest while DD is among the biggest.

    • First of all, AAA and DD aren't sizes, unless you put a band size with them, eg. 32A or 34DD. Also, DD is not among the biggest, DD is actually more small-average.

  • Of course you can't give a size D cup to an A cup

    • There is no such thing as a 'size D cup' or an 'A cup'

    • Sure there are so women don't get the wrong size either your still in a training bra and haven't reached the cup size then I get why you would say that

    • Hahaha, no. D cup and A cup aren't sizes. Cup size means nothing unless there's a band size in question. For example, 32A and 34DD - THOSE are sizes.

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