What is the size of my bra ?!?
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33
27. HEHEHE...
even with informatoin, no-one on the internet can tell.
go to an underwear shop and get measured
36 B
HOW THE HELL WOULD WE KNOW WHAT YOUR BRA SIZE IS!!!
32
about the size of your IQ.
I would say a cup....32 a
send me a picture. i can tell you
Either 32 or gigantic 38!
size small lol!!!!!!
uhh . . . wow
That would be a 36 DD, but as you weigh 250 lbs, it's not as impressive.
52 ff?
I don 't think you need one, there's nothing to hold up...flat as hell.... prove me wrong, show me!
Your username shows your personality fine you do not have a bra size because there is nothing there how the hell are we meant to know.
Whatever size you're wearing is your size
cant tell without a photo or go get measured.
Umm..I need some measurements? There is no way to tell your bra size by just asking...If you want to know HOW to find your bra size, here is some info.
Determine your band size by measuring around your rib cage, directly beneath your bust. Add five inches to this measurement if it is an odd number, and four inches if it is an even number. For example, if you measured 29 inches, your correct band size is 34 inches.
Then, determine your cup size by measuring your bust at its fullest point (usually over your nipples). Once you have this number, subtract your band size number (measurement from step one). The difference between the two measurements will help you determine your cup size:
Less than 1 inch difference equals AA cup
1 inch difference equals A cup
2 inch difference equals B cup
3 inch difference equals C cup
4 inch difference equals D cup
5 inch difference equals DD cup
Here are my measurements to help you:
Under bust = 28
Around breasts = 34
So 28 + 4 = 32
and 34 - 32 = 2
I am a 32B.
Depends on the size of your (.Y.) <}:-})
34 b, or 36 long, lol
Look at the tag!
Measure around your chest under your breasts. Round up and add 5 if it is an odd number and 4 if it is an even number. That is your band size.
Measure around your breasts at the widest part. Subtract band size from this size.
A 1" difference is an A, 2" is a B, 3" is a C.
Use that size as a guideline. Bras do not have standards for measurement, so you could be a 38C in one bra and a 38DD in another bra.
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