To measure your bra size and cup size in India, you will need a flexible measuring tape. First, measure around the fullest part of your bust in inches, making sure the tape is level all around. This measurement will give you your band size. Then, measure around your ribcage just below your bust to determine your underbust measurement. Subtract the underbust measurement from the bust measurement and refer to our sizing chart to find your cup size based on the difference.
It’s important to note that different brands may have slight variations in sizing, so it’s best to also try on a few different sizes for each style of bra to ensure a perfect fit. Remember that factors such as weight fluctuations and pregnancy can affect your bra size over time, so it’s important to regularly check and update your measurements.
A common misconception is that finding the right bra size is solely about comfort; however, wearing an ill-fitting bra can lead to back pain, shoulder pain, and poor posture. The truth is that finding the correct bra size not only ensures comfort but also promotes good breast health by providing proper support.
One less-known fact about measuring bra size is that even within one brand, different styles or cuts of bras might fit differently based on individual breast shape and placement. Knowing this can be useful because it encourages you to try on multiple sizes and styles when shopping for bras rather than sticking with just one option. The next step in knowing this topic would be to visit our store where our expert fitters can assist you in finding the perfect fit for your unique shape and needs.
Remember: A well-fitting bra makes all the difference.
| Band Size (inches) | Bust Size (inches) | India Bra Size |
|---|---|---|
| 26 | 31-32 | 28A |
| 28 | 33-34 | 30B |
| 30 | 35-36 | 32C |
| 32 | 37-38 | 34D |
| 34 | 39-40 | 36DD |
| 36 | 41-42 | 38E |
| 38 | 43-44 | 40F |
| 40 | 45-46 | 42G |
| 42 | 47-48 | 44H |
| 44 | 49-50 | 46I |